Puzzler about deer?

[forest of dean redneck 12,023]

So driving back from work seen a deer roadkill an got me thinking ,

you can’t go on a farmers land an take game ie deer as it’s poaching , transfers from one farmers boundary to another as the beast crosses. 

So is a road/public highway a grey area 

also if a livestock came out on the road an caused an accident /damage ,I assume you can claim off the farmer/owner 

so how long before someone try’s claiming off a landowner for a deer leaving his land and entering the road 

And no I’ve not been  drinking an I don’t do drugs

[Chid 6,800]

Wild deer becomes the property of who Evers land it’s on , so if it’s hit in the road it’s the local council/highways agency 

farmed deer would come under the same rules and regulations as any other farmed animal .. farmer would be liable 

[Greyman 32,059]

The small cottage I stay at in Brecon is just off one of those long winding roads that every man with a motor bike has to go screaming along most weekends and when I was last up there in June the farmer who,s land borders the road had lost 26 sheep since January that's an average of one a week, doubt he,s paying out every week or are there different laws in national parks or were animals graze on open moors, doubt the local butcher sells much lamb up there when you can pick them up for free all spring 

[dogmandont 10,060]

What if a pheasant caused an accident? Does the blame fall on the shoot owners.

Edited November 8, 2018 by dogmandont

[socks 32,253]

1 hour ago, Greyman said:

The small cottage I stay at in Brecon is just off one of those long winding roads that every man with a motor bike has to go screaming along most weekends and when I was last up there in June the farmer who,s land borders the road had lost 26 sheep since January that's an average of one a week, doubt he,s paying out every week or are there different laws in national parks or were animals graze on open moors, doubt the local butcher sells much lamb up there when you can pick them up for free all spring 

Lots of dogs lads from my valley fed their dogs on mutton back in the day .......

[forest of dean redneck 12,023]

2 hours ago, dogmandont said:

What if a pheasant caused an accident? Does the blame fall on the shoot owners.

Used to be you couldn’t run one over an stop an pick it up ,but car behind could? 

[Chid 6,800]

Just now, forest of dean redneck said:

Used to be you couldn’t run one over an stop an pick it up ,but car behind could? 

Old wives tale ..

[Chid 6,800]

2 hours ago, dogmandont said:

What if a pheasant caused an accident? Does the blame fall on the shoot owners.

No cause pheasants are classed as a wild bird and so ownership becomes who Evers land the bird is on . 

[The one 8,587]

We where talking about something like this the other night , my wife brings home a few road kill deer , if she was stopped would there be a problem them being gutted or bled ?. seeing she found them at the side of the road 

[Greyman 32,059]

5 hours ago, The one said:

We where talking about something like this the other night , my wife brings home a few road kill deer , if she was stopped would there be a problem them being gutted or bled ?. seeing she found them at the side of the road 

As long as your dogs or guns are safely tucked up in bed and your misses can keep to a storyline you,ll be fine, as we move forward in our digital life even the law are becoming more reliant on photographic and DNA evidence but as DNA is rather expensive they won't use it unless it's a serious or repetitive crime and as long as no one has filmed a certain person leaving the deer were your wife finds them you,ll be fine, no picture no conviction  

[forest of dean redneck 12,023]

5 hours ago, The one said:

We where talking about something like this the other night , my wife brings home a few road kill deer , if she was stopped would there be a problem them being gutted or bled ?. seeing she found them at the side of the road 

She sounds like the ideal woman ,has she a sister?

[Deker 3,491]

6 hours ago, The one said:

We where talking about something like this the other night , my wife brings home a few road kill deer , if she was stopped would there be a problem them being gutted or bled ?. seeing she found them at the side of the road 

The problem will be time and stress, the deer is relatively unlikely to be stressed if it was killed outright, but if it was injured and took time to die the meat will be tainted.  Likewise if you don't bleed them out quickly you get a similar result.

It would take something special for me to stop and collect a road kill deer!

[Squirrel_Basher 17,102]

Fed many litters of terriers on road kill deer .Wouldn't eat one myself though .Internal bleeding and ruptured stomachs are the  norm both of which dont exactly inspire culinary delights .

[Bearfoot 1,477]

Edited November 11, 2018 by Bearfoot

[Bearfoot 1,477]

Ouch 

 

Edited November 11, 2018 by Bearfoot