Happens all of the time. If a non-legal animal is accidentally shot during hunting season, and the hunter reports himself, the C.O. harvests the meat and brings the meat to the butcher. Not sure who pays. I would think that the butcher does not do the butchering for free, but not 100% sure about that. The food bank does accept the meat. One of the things that people are over looking, is the state the moose was in. Total panic. Usually the moose stay out in Fish Bowl for the winter, and head back into Cedar and Lizard Bowl for the summer. A large avalanche, and deep snow pack had pushed the moose out of Fish Bowl.
Here’s an article of a C.O. shot moose brought to food bank in Prince George http://www.bclocalnews.com/bc_north/pgf … 12739.html
Here’s the form allowing food banks to possess wild meat for Sustenance
http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/pasb/applicati … dlife.html
