What to do when you see dead animals on the side of the road?

• Guest 1103

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  21 January 2014     23:01258505
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  I have come across a couple of dead badgers whilst driving from Dover to Capel. Surely there is some kind of department responsible to remove these poor dead animals? Its upsetting and distressing for many.
  Any Ideas?
  Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud. Maya Angelou ☺🌈🌄🌌🌏🌍🌎
• Brian Dixon

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  22 January 2014     06:05258516
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  ddc enviramental services.821199.
• Guest 655

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  22 January 2014     06:30258517
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  eat them?????
  
  Apparently there are some who love to cook and eat road kill. Not me....
• Brian Dixon

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  22 January 2014     09:26258531
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  I can see clearly that you will not be eating badger and pheasant stew then barry.
• Guest 977

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  22 January 2014     09:28258532
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  I had the process of butchering, cooking and eating a roadkill badger described to me in detail recently by someone who does it regularly, didn't sound appetising.
• Guest 649

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  22 January 2014     09:41258536
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  I have a mate who lives in Lydden and is a taxidermy and will take good ones off you he does have to take a name of the person who hands it in thats the law,but he is very very good at his job.