Did you ever eat road kill?

Question

What was it?

For those who might not know what road kill is, it is an animal killed while on the road, usually by car or truck.

Answer 1

i hope not.

Answer 2

No, but I have eaten venison(deer meat). I guess it would be ok if you hit a deer and bled it right away.

Answer 3

no,i never ate road kill.

Answer 4

Free meal!!... nooo, I was just playin wit cha...

Answer 5

eww no!

Answer 6

NO

Answer 7

Nope, but a guy a work always does.

Answer 8

sure do sweetie, i bring home something every evening for dinner. the highway's just a block from my cabin. did u know ketchup and chilly sauce really give deliciousness to roadkill food?

Answer 9

well...probably...i mean i've been to McDonalds quite a few times in the past i'm sorry to say...

Answer 10

This has crossed my mind more than once. I can't say for sure, but it certainly is possible. The natives are generous with their meat (deer, elk). It would be bad manners to refuse their offering of a hind quarter or a meal.

Answer 11

no.

Answer 12

Dude, dude, DUDE!!!!

EARTH NO!!!!

Answer 13

you tellin me theres another way!?

Answer 14

no

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Answer 15

I have a whole recipe book full of ideas.

Center-line Bovine

Rack of Raccoon

Awesome Possum

Cheap Sheep

Smear of Deer

Shake-n-Bake Snake

Show Me the Shitzu - A hairy little treat with fuzzy feet

Air-brake Owl

Chihuahua Chili - A southwest delight that shivers when it bites

Buckaroo Quarter Horse with fried onions of course

Shishka-Bobcat

Answer 16

NO!!

that'll be mean

Answer 17

I often wonder about those foreign restaurants.....lol

Answer 18

Definitely not.  Some of them may have been my relatives.

But then, Thumper on the bumper and Rigor mortise Tortoise (served on the half-shell) sounds interesting.

Of course Hillbilly Chili might be good as you never know what you might scrape up.

Answer 19

I prolly have