#3063217 - 12/04/12 02:35 PM
Re: What to do with carcass after butchering
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plinker22
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Feed them to the hogs. There gone in a matter of minutes
That would be nice to have a Hog farmer close by to drop off the "unwanted" deer parts. None near me!
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#3063224 - 12/04/12 02:41 PM
Re: What to do with carcass after butchering
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Polecat
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A couple of contractor grade trash bags and a visit to the local convenience site. I think the next one I get is going to get wired to a sapling with a trail camera watching it.
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#3063250 - 12/04/12 02:56 PM
Re: What to do with carcass after butchering
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Crappie Luck
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Feed them to the hogs. There gone in a matter of minutes
I do that when I'm "In Hog". I don't have any this year. I'll even bring home road kill when I have them. They love it and it saves on feed 
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#3063310 - 12/04/12 03:32 PM
Re: What to do with carcass after butchering
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hvacmd
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There is a realy big black colored cat runs around here aLot , we leave it out back for it
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#3063602 - 12/04/12 06:11 PM
Re: What to do with carcass after butchering
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fredfred
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Feed them to the hogs. There gone in a matter of minutes I do that when I'm "In Hog". I don't have any this year. I'll even bring home road kill when I have them. They love it and it saves on feed
I'm not going that far LOL But a deer rib cage will cause a big hog fight
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#3063748 - 12/04/12 07:27 PM
Re: What to do with carcass after butchering
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ratsnakeboogy
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Pack it in a big box and UPS it to that Somali guy that scn was talking about. If he roasts them guts and all, he will eat what's left of your deer.
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#3063905 - 12/04/12 08:40 PM
Re: What to do with carcass after butchering
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I put one down by the creek bottom last year, in the course of 4 days there wasn't a trace of ever being there - Hey, buzzards got to eat too ...and I 'hope' all the loose dogs runnin' around took big leg bones home and dropped them on their owners front porch   Then puked it all up on momma's pillow ferg.... Tie you dang dogs up !
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#3063906 - 12/04/12 08:42 PM
Re: What to do with carcass after butchering
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I put mine in the trash can in a contractor trash bag. the garbage truck has one of those mechanical arms, so it has no issues lifting the can. 
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#3064019 - 12/04/12 10:11 PM
Re: What to do with carcass after butchering
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gondo
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So, given my recent problems with local butchers I do believe I will be doing my own next time. I've found some books and videos that make it look fairly straight forward, just time consuming.
Question, my local landfill expressly states they do not want animal carcasses. What do you all do with your leftovers?
Also a good recommendation for a meat grinder in the less than $200 range.
Thanks so much,
Charlie
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