What to do with deer carcass???
12-01-2007 | 05:26 PM
#22
Giant Nontypical
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From: Indiana (southern)
RE: What to do with deer carcass???
You cant touch me with Boomer around you bully [8D]Matter of fact last time you came over he shut you and your truck down BAM!!- CA-CHING!
ORIGINAL: Tuco
Next time I come over, I am gonna take that deer leg and smack the dog then you. BAM!
Next time I come over, I am gonna take that deer leg and smack the dog then you. BAM!
ORIGINAL: bloodcreek
mine goes back to the woods minus one leg that i give to my yellow Lab
the critters love them, they gotta eat to and nothing goes to waste 
mine goes back to the woods minus one leg that i give to my yellow Lab
the critters love them, they gotta eat to and nothing goes to waste
12-01-2007 | 05:37 PM
#24
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From: West Virginia
RE: What to do with deer carcass???
We have a sink hole on our property and we put them there. The birds,coons and who knows what else eats on them. Nothing goes to waste in the wild. Why not feed the critters they got to eat to.
12-02-2007 | 01:02 PM
#26
Giant Nontypical
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From: Wisconsin/Michigan
RE: What to do with deer carcass???
When we kill them upnorth at the cabin we dump the carcass in a huge pot hole where the Coyote and Fox clean them up then we clean the Coyote and Fox up!
When I kill deer around my home I just the field dressed deer into the Processor and they take care of it!
When I kill deer around my home I just the field dressed deer into the Processor and they take care of it!
12-03-2007 | 09:08 AM
#30
Nontypical Buck
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From: Harford Co Maryland USA
RE: What to do with deer carcass???
My wife was just complaining again about what I always do with mine -- dump it in the back yard for the dog and the critters. She says it looks like a graveyard around here every fall/winter. The dog loves me for it and so do the critters! I do eventually have to throw the hide as far as I can heave it into the woods (extreemly thick there) before it begins to stink.