[SML] BBQ

[Kristi R-C]

Grew up in the boonies of northern WI. How to hunt and trap were part of science classes along with anatomy and physiology of whatever was at hand. 

The law changed a while ago to enable people to keep deer when they were hit by a car - in part to encourage folks to put the animal out of its misery and to reduce the waste.  They no longer pick up carcasses along the road, either. 

I went to school with kids who never ate "butcher shop meat."  It takes a bit to learn to prepare it well, but I'll take venison sausage or chops any day. 

Kristi R-C

On Aug 1, 2017, at 6:56 PM, gbierly via Stagecraft <stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:

>> That reminds me... it's now legal in Oregon to eat your own roadkill…
> 
> In PA it is legal to eat yours or someone elses roadkill.  My coworker (a teacher) got a call from his wife that a deer was just hit and was dead in his driveway.  He talked her through on the phone how to field dress it and he butchered it when he got home. 9 months later she called my coworker again to say a neighbor called and had seen a deer hit and wind up in their yard. He was going to talk her through field dressing again and she said “it is already dressed, I just wanted to let you know it was ready to be butchered so don’t stay late.  I can’t even imagine my wife touching a deer, let alone gutting one.  Just to tie it back in, I am pretty sure they served some of the venison barbecued.
> 
> Greg Bierly
> Performing Arts Center Manager
> Hempfield High School
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