Oregon established a law in 2019 allowing people to salvage animals that have been killed in auto collisions, but with conditions.

The state only allows deer and elk to be salvaged. The heads and antlers must be turned in to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife within five business days, and a free permit for the roadkill must be filed within 24 hours after the animal is removed from the road.

Additionally, several other conditions must be followed when salvaging roadkill.

Here's everything people should know before picking up roadkill in Oregon.

What types of roadkill are you allowed to salvage in Oregon?

In Oregon, deer and elk are the only types of roadkill that can be legally salvaged.

Do you need a permit to eat roadkill in Oregon?

Yes. If you are salvaging the meat f

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