Those not familiar with game meat are learning a deer roadkill can provide a lot of healthy meat. Ignoring roadkill waste it. Roadkill Art merchandise exists to challenge how we think about meat, wildlife, and sustainability. Every fun design is rooted in a real lifestyle choice that is growing every day. When you wear Roadkill Art, you’re introducing roadkill as a meat source and creating conversation for those curious about what you know.

Roadkill Art invites you to become a 'Roadkill Art Reporter'. After (3) roadkill reports in the Roadkill Art App we make you official with an "I Stop For Roadkill" safety orange tee-shirt (pictured). We want you to also report live animals crossing the road, they tend to cross in the same locations. By reporting live animal crossing it will help drivers be aware of keeping a look out when nearing the spot, avoiding a collision. It could also be a hot spot for checking to see if there is roadkill.

Wild game is a high-quality, lean source of protein that supports muscle growth, brain health, and steady energy levels without the sugar spikes common in ultra-processed foods. Wild animals also tend to be rich in essential micronutrients such as iron, zinc, and B vitamins, which support cognitive development, immune function, and nervous system health—especially valuable for children who are picky eaters or low in iron. Unlike some packaged meats, wild game contains no added hormones, routine antibiotics, or long lists of artificial ingredients. Utilizing animals that would otherwise go to waste offers kids meaningful ethical and environmental lessons in conservation, sustainability, and responsible resource use.
Eating roadkill can be:
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