Deer that's struck and killed by a motor vehicle in the state of Pennsylvania could end up in one of three places. It could decompose on the side of the road, out of the way of traffic; be prepared as someone's dinner; or piled on top of other carcasses in "deer pits." The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will be required to remove dead deer along state roads during general maintenance or as soon as they're notified of one because of an amendment, introduced by Sen. Joe Scarnati, R-Jefferson County, to House Bill 898, according to...
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