Before we go, here’s your random trivia of the day:
In Tennessee, it is legal to harvest any and all roadkill, which is not the case in all states. In Georgia, for example, you may harvest native species found on the side of the road, but must notify the state of any road-killed black bears. And in Alabama, you may harvest only non-protected animals and game animals during the open season.
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