Roadkill

Now that the general rifle hunting season is underway, Montana's Insurance Commissioner is warning drivers to be on the lookout for deer and sometimes elk on the highways.

Montanans are hitting more deer than ever before... at least now we can legally harvest road kill.

Jimmy Kimmel has sparked feuds with rap stars, made fun of people who don't know the difference between Obamacare and the Affordable Care Act, and now has the State of Montana in his crosshairs with this hilarious monologue from last Wednesday's Late Night with Jimmy Kimmel on ABC.

A law that allows people to harvest the meat of deer, elk, moose and antelope that are slain by vehicles in Montana has gone into effect, but those who are hungry for roadkill will need to wait just a few months longer to turn on the grill.

Hungry?

I remember asking as a kid what happened to the deer killed by cars. Would people take the deer home and eat it as if they had shot it hunting? Is there a deer removal company? Do they leave it for the other animals to eat? My questions were usually answered with a bit of laughter and an "I don't think anyone would want to eat roadkill!" At the time, it was not legal to eat roadkill, but

This afternoon I was away from my desk for a few minutes meeting with a co-worker down the hall. When I sat back down I couldn't help but notice something fairly disturbing right in the view between my two computer monitors...