Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
Dead Animal by County
A free state-by-state guide and lookup tool for finding who handles dead animals on roads, in yards, or elsewhere.
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- People trying to report or safely handle a dead animal
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- The page cites a USDA estimate of more than 1.5 million U.S. deer-vehicle collisions each year.
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The page explains a responsibility hierarchy: state DOTs usually handle state highways, counties handle county roads, cities handle local streets, and private-property owners are usually responsible on their own land. It cites USDA and CDC material, warns against bare-hand contact, and says groups of dead birds should be reported to state wildlife agencies. The free checklist is delivered by email.
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