However, finding a roadkill deer fresh enough to eat is like winning a lottery. It doesn't happen every day. Begrudging a person the work of processing 60 pounds of free food is mean, controlling and selfish. Most people who take the trouble of bringing home the deer know what they are doing. They also have the common decency and generosity to share it with relatives, friends and neighbors.
Roadkill is a benefit to the welfare of our communities.
It has the added value of honoring sharing. Roadkill should be celebrated and respected. If you want to help make The New Eagle a reality, whether on-line or in printed, tangible form, email The New Eagle with your questions, comments and, most important, your submissions of writing, photography and art.