Salvage permit data.

[Ghost Hunter]

If they are going to ignore it, I feel bad about leaving a doe that I hit.  I did stop and clear the road. 

[cbond3318]

Last Spring I saw a fawn get demolished by a semi in Clark County. I pulled over and called fish and wildlife to check how the salvage thing works. I told the officer exactly where I was, and she didn't mention any problems with the county I was in.

I didn't end up taking the deer. The truck had hit it going probably 60 mph...there was just nothing left that was useable.

Just my experience.

edit: where does it say we can't salvage in those counties? I'm having trouble finding it

https://wdfw.wa.gov/licenses/roadkill-salvage

[Hart]

Last Spring I saw a fawn get demolished by a semi in Clark County. I pulled over and called fish and wildlife to check how the salvage thing works. I told the officer exactly where I was, and she didn't mention any problems with the county I was in.

I didn't end up taking the deer. The truck had hit it going probably 60 mph...there was just nothing left that was useable.

Just my experience.

edit: where does it say we can't salvage in those counties? I'm having trouble finding it

https://wdfw.wa.gov/licenses/roadkill-salvage

Thank you

[Shawn Ryan]

Thanks for the map link. Didn't know that existed. Can see my report and location pin.

[OutHouse]

Hopefully that map can be used to make for safer crossing at some locations. I can see where my brother's salvage tag is pinned but they are off by a few miles unless he gave them bad location data.

[JimmyHoffa]

A bunch of the pinned locations are off quite a bit.  If you click on the dot, it will give you the actual information of the animal and where it got hit.  Not sure why some are 50-60 miles off.

[OutHouse]

A bunch of the pinned locations are off quite a bit.  If you click on the dot, it will give you the actual information of the animal and where it got hit.  Not sure why some are 50-60 miles off.

That makes sense I checked but it was still in the wrong location. Either way, its a great program IMO as long as it doesn't tempt people to poach and then report as salvaged.