Thanks for the input guys.I left her as I found her and still feel remorse for not recovering something.It just turned my gut to see it like that.

Looks like the yotes got ahold of it, they start with the arse and then work their way up............

About 10 years ago, I arrowed a doe in the evening in a rural area with a few houses in farmland. I let her sit overnight. When I returned in the morning, the ass end and one ham were chewed out. I thought it might be coyotes. I went ahead and skinned the deer to take the backstraps, shoulders, and good hind quarter. As I was kneeling over the deer, I here something coming through the woods. I had my knife in my hand and was thinking this could be interesting. What comes over the rise...a yellow lab retriever and a beagle. I stood up and yelled at them, which scared the **** of them. They hauled tail as fast as they could. The meat that wasn't chewed on was fine.

I would have left her for the yotes to finish.