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Roadkill for dinner? Nevada proposal would allow drivers to take home meat

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Bill requires driver obtain special permit to take animal homePosted: Apr 1, 2021 / 05:58 PM PDTUpdated: Apr 1, 2021 / 05:58 PM PDTCARSON CITY, Nev. (KLAS) — A proposed law in Nevada would allow a person to harvest roadkill and eat it.Assembly Bill 299 allows for a person in Nevada to keep roadkill only if they obtain a permit. Republican Assem. Robin Titus said Nevada and Wyoming are the only Mountain West states that do not allow for the practice.“Time for Nevada to pass this legislation,” Titus wrote in a tweet.State game officials worry a person could poach a big game animal and then claim it was roadkill. The bill says the animal must be “accidentally” killed for a person to obtain the permit to take it home.According to state officials, as written, the bill would require a person hold a salvage permit or obtain one from an officer after a roadkill-related crash.The Nevada Department of Transportation estimates more than 5,000 animals are hit and killed by vehicles in the state every year.✕× Close Ad

Bill requires driver obtain special permit to take animal homePosted: Apr 1, 2021 / 05:58 PM PDTUpdated: Apr 1, 2021 / 05:58 PM PDTCARSON CITY, Nev. (KLAS) — A proposed law in Nevada would allow a person to harvest roadkill and eat it.Assembly Bill 299 allows for a person in Nevada to keep roadkill only if they obtain a permit. Republican Assem. Robin Titus said Nevada and Wyoming are the only Mountain West states that do not allow for the practice.“Time for Nevada to pass this legislation,” Titus wrote in a tweet.State game officials worry a person could poach a big game animal and then...

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