Just out of curiosity, what does everyone else do with the carcass after your done pulling meat?

Throw it in a dumpster or my neighbors yard

I learned the other day that Waste Management will pick up a trash can even if a couple skinny legs are sticking out the top.

Leave em in the woods

My neighbor is a member of the A.S.P.C.A I generally leave her a present in the middle of the night to thank her for her 10 barking dogs.

Dump it in the woods at camp. Coyotes gotta eat too.

Leave it at the processor....

I used to skin and gut my own deer, and couldn't understand for the life of me why someone would pay someone else to skin and process a deer.

Well, once I did it and saw the value of the time savings, to me it was a no brainer.

I wound up with an 18" auger bit to fit my stinger on the back of my tractor that I traded a landscaper for years ago when he was going out of business. You can plant smaller trees with it as well depending on the root ball. We take it slow and easy and then drop the carcass in that and cover it up. I have been saying for years I was going to make a proper pit digester, but this has been working fine and the yotes won't dig it up. Heck, a 12" would probably work if you are in the habit of boning every little scrap of meat.

Thats my processors problem. or I hear Ben2 has a deer dump at his gate ! LOL

Trackhoe, big hole, cover with dozer after deer season.

We have a pit at the club away from everything else. We dump remains in there.

In front of a gate a local club. No,no, just kidding.
Usually somewhere out back at my moms 52 acres. Always gone within 2 days.

I got some funny looks Wednesday after I put a doe carcass in a box to be picked up with rubbish, they still took it though. My neighbor was a little peeved because he was walking his little taper and he stopped to chew on a leg...

Honest answer, leave it with the processor.

I've always had the same attitude but it has changed. Took one to the processor and he got WAY more meat off that deer than I would have plus I was all neatly packaged. I wondered why someone would pay to get their deer processed. Now I get it. I shoot 2-3 a year in a good year. Processor is just going to be part of my hunting expense now.

Dump it in the highway when I get in a good stretch of road and nothing is coming.









Nah, I put on the back side of our club and feed the coyotes and black painters.

Dig a pit like super spike and set up on it after the season. You can shoot yotes there everyday.

Most processors around here charge an arm and a leg, so I just do my own... When I was stationed at ft Campbell I would take deer to the menonites, they would do a great job for a very reasonable price.

The county has designated dumpsters set up here