Roadkill recipies?

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What is your favorite roadkill?

Squirel is the most common. Usually it's just wrapped in tinfoil, stuffed inbetween the cylinders of a Harley, ridden home, seasoned to taste and volia!

Does anybody know any good recipies for Tripe? Road Pixies? Jackalope?

And sidedishes?

I know how to make garlic bread with a Ducati! Smear with butter and garlic, wrap in foil, stuff in engine bay, do a smoky burnout for 40 seconds, stop, turn off motor, wait 12 minutes, serve.

I know people who have done trout. Fresh caught trout ala '74 Honda CB450...mmm, good!

[TheGoodGuy]

doesnt tennesse have a law that says if your responsible for roadkill you take it home.

[yamahonkawazuki]

you can, but most of the road kill around here is either opossum or skunk,
onlything ive ever taken home was an 8 point buck (i hit it)w/old car. :mrgreen:

[Blueknyt]

hit with car? how much of the car was left? i think i woulda been AIMing for it myself

[Michael]

Most common roadkill down our way is possum (not opossum like you ge in the US) or pademelon (like a small kangaroo).  Rabbits feature a bit too.  Don't really like any of them- 1/have a soft spot for small furry animals so don't like to see them splattered on the road, 2/ they usually sit in the middle of a blind corner just on dusk so are hard to miss and painful if you don't, 3/ too many parasites to make them worth eating.  

[yamahonkawazuki]

79 chevy nova w/blown head gasket. it stood in front of car i let off gas slightly. car is now at wreckeryard. was semi driveable afterthat. :mrgreen:

[96gs]

shoot down here in alabama you usually see rabbits/squirells/cyotes/deer carcus. you get the occasional deer in the middle of the road that you hit at 80mph and fly 50ft.(just kiddin)

[Cal Price]

It's all seagulls here, or seagull jelly with a few white feathers on it. There are loadsa rabbits around the Channel Tunnel (both sides) the one's with French accents taste best.

[spazzypengin]

the most common roadkill in NH is a tossup between chipmunks and crappy old toyotas, although the former of the two is more forgiving when you hit it on a motorcycle. i find that a good recipe for the toyotas is seasoned with some chunky old oil and served a la flambe