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Roadkill permits? There will be an app for that… NO there won’t!!

October 12, 2013 /

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Salvaging roadkill for the dinner table is not only legal starting this month in Montana, but state officials plan to let drivers who accidentally kill big game to simply print out permits at home that allow them to harvest the meat. Later on, there will be an app for that.

Full Story: http://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/ap_news/montana/article_3902762e-db30-581e-9b56-1672cae58e9a.html

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Correction: Roadkill permits? There will not be an app for that

In a story Oct. 10 about Montana approving rules for motorists to salvage roadkill for consumption, The Associated Press, relying on the comments of a Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks official, reported erroneously that a smartphone application will be developed for drivers to apply for roadkill salvage permits using their smartphones. The online permits will only available through the state agency’s website, and a separate smartphone app is not planned.

http://www.greatfallstribune.com/viewart/20131010/NEWS01/310100012/Correction-Roadkill-permits-There-will-not-an-app-that

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