just wondering what folks do when the carcasses start adding up
ive unfortunatly made the police blotter twice

have dump sites or plant em in the garden

What happened with that?

I had one farm where I was allowed to dump in his Manure spreader. Another where I dumped them in his ditch where they dump brush and such.


Mac

I use most of my carcasses for land line draw bait. That way dumping on public land is legal here, whereas if I was just dumping carcasses I could be cited.

i dump in a cattle dead pile.

I have a neighbor I don't like.

I have a dead pit and sometimes just put them in the outdoor wood burner.

We have a dead hole.

I have a farm that lets me dump them way out in the far corner of a field

before I had that I composted them in my composter or dig a hole to bury them in my garden

it doesn't take a lot till digging gets old

We have a property owner/farmer who has us dump them in a field. He likes watching the eagles and other critters pick at them.

Depending on time of year, we also save and use them for bait.

Back years ago there was a family that had hogs in a pen, they welcomed me to feed them all I could get. It's an eye opener to see them tear into a carcass or 50.

That method works on trespassers too.

Where do you think Jimmy Hoffa disappeared too? Pig pen food most likely.

I carry a few carcases and cache them all over my line to develop more draw stations. Behind fallen trees. boulders and brushy ditches etc.

I take mine back on the line and dump in a ditch. Eagles clean them up pretty fast but I’m not taking the large numbers some of you are.

I have a couple of piles. Deer and trapline.

Dead feral pigs are left for bait throughout the farm. Same for the occasional livestock loss.

Have a deep ravine I can pitch them in right off the gravel road.

X2 actually know of a few locations like that.

The ones hate are the people who throw them off a bridge in the water.

I have a burn pile of brush usually every year. That's where my canines end up. But everything else that get fed upon gets piled in certain areas for later use.

I have a steep, wooded hillside I toss carcasses on. It's littered with a great many skeletons, from 13 years of accumulation. It resembles a Khmer Rouge site.

Keith