Yes, in general, clams are naturally occurring animals and do not become part of the land upon which they are found, so they can be harvested by anyone, as long as it is below the mean high tide line.
Better that the niece get them than some strangers wandering by, especially if the dead uncle has spent a lot of time cultivating them.
If the clams are in a fenced area on private property, then no, the niece would need permission of the heirs to the uncle's estate (specifically the persons who get the land) before clamming in that area.
BLODDY HELL, ITS A DEAD CLAM, GET OVER IT! By Waterloo Gang
If it doesn't open when you steam it.
the sponge, the sea anemone, and the clam.
Aqua Kids - 2005 Dead Creek and Clam Shells 9-8 was released on: USA: 2013
uncle Ben's is dead he was so old man he dead on 1997 we still use the rice because it was best rice ever!..
dead
If you are talking about Owen Hart yes, but he is not your UNCLE that I know or you would have known that
Yes. Luke's uncle and aunt were brutally killed offscreen in "A New Hope."
no he isn't i know because he is my uncle
Justice for All with Judge Cristina Perez - 2012 My Spoiled Niece The Dead and Gone Plumber 1-191 was released on: USA: 2013
If a clam does not open when cooked, that usually means the clam was dead before cooking. Do not eat clams that won't open when cooked. Make sure that the clams have plenty of space to open during the cook. Sometimes the weight on top will prevent opening.
if you found your clam in a lake,pond,or river, then take some of the water with you in a bag or container and get more of that water every once and a whileand keep your clam in it.