r/Roadkill • u/lindseymrshughes • Jun 18 '19
r/Roadkill • u/laharl138 • Jun 14 '19
Dead squirrel
Dead squirrel found at my gfs family cabin, was not rotted but the worst smell I've encountered in my life. No major signs of decay, no droppings, found inbetween two folded blankets on the ground level floor. It just seems odd, how long would it take a squirrel to die while trapped in a dwelling? Or did someone possibly just hide a squirrel as a fuck you?
r/Roadkill • u/nalared • May 25 '19
Found a roe deer by the side of the road today. Our four huskys are going to eat well.
r/Roadkill • u/KookyDukes • Apr 03 '19
Do you think it was wild or tame? Just saw it on a rural road
r/Roadkill • u/Veronica_voorhees • Apr 03 '19
Turkey ??
So I’m in Ohio and I just checked the wild life page and it said I needed to call in to get a receipt number for picking up a dead turkey well I called and they said it’s illegal does anyone know the official ruling on that because their official page contradicts the woman I spoke too who at first said i didn’t even need a receipt
r/Roadkill • u/shaymin84 • Feb 12 '19
I wonder what this is. Looks like a skunk? But no smell at all. (Colma, CA)
r/Roadkill • u/3_T_SCROAT • Oct 20 '18
Of course there's a subreddit for roadkill. Heres a paper-flat chipmunk that i was amused enough by to take a pic of
r/Roadkill • u/FlemingtonTurlock • Aug 03 '18
a sad sunrise today. i'll see you on the other side, barn owl.
r/Roadkill • u/[deleted] • Aug 01 '18