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    Can I sacrifice my roadkill?
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    You can, but it will not technically be a sacrifice as the roadkill is already dead.
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    If the roadkill has organs coming out, is it still safe to eat?
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    No, you shouldn't eat roadkill that's been destroyed like that.
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    When I skinned and gutted my roadkill deer, the meat had a blue tinge to it. Is it safe to eat?
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    No, I would not recommend eating any meat that has a blue tinge to it.
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    If it has tire marks all over it is it still fresh?
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    No. It might not be all that good either.
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    What does a green color under skin on the belly mean, on a deer?
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    It will not be fresh and I do not recommend eating it, as you would likely get ill.
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