Disposing of deer head etc in domestic bin

wexfordman2

Gents,

Just wondering if this was above board? Nothing excessive, but I generally dispose of the head and legs etc in my domestic bin, hadn't thought it might be an issue, but just wondering if perhaps it was?

Carcass and bones etc I give to a local with dogs etc, but the head and legs that I remove before hanging I generally put in the bin!

The Aussie

Would you think about a Ditch???

It's good enough for Mr Fox, dump it away from any water source and walk away whistling (poorly)....

wexfordman2

The Aussie wrote: »

Would you think about a Ditch???

It's good enough for Mr Fox, dump it away from any water source and walk away whistling (poorly)....

Well, I put the innards in the ditch after the golloch but not t too sure about dumping the head and legs in a Ditch!

jap gt

wexfordman2 wrote: »

Well, I put the innards in the ditch after the golloch but not t too sure about dumping the head and legs in a Ditch!

fire the head in the septic tank

wexfordman2

jap gt wrote: »

fire the head in the septic tank

:-) once a year maybe but five or six a year and I'm gonna have a special tank full of head and leg after not so long :-)

I take it no one else uses their bin by the sounds of it?

dicky82

I know a guy who shot two deer and like you he used his domestic bin for the head and legs. then on bin day he was gathering up some sleep points and missed the bin men, two weeks until their next visit left him with quite the fly collection.

back to your original point, i wouldn't see any problem with it.

harr

The local butchers normally do me the favor of disposing of the likes of this.
I do give him a few chops or a small roast now and again.

wexfordman2

dicky82 wrote: »

I know a guy who shot two deer and like you he used his domestic bin for the head and legs. then on bin day he was gathering up some sleep points and missed the bin men, two weeks until their next visit left him with quite the fly collection.

back to your original point, i wouldn't see any problem with it.

Cheers,

What I normally do is keep the remains in the cooler with the carcass until bin day, that stops it from rotting and the bin odour problem

deerhunter1

wexfordman2 wrote: »

:-) once a year maybe but five or six a year and I'm gonna have a special tank full of head and leg after not so long :-)

I take it no one else uses their bin by the sounds of it?

i do

Grizzly 45

Small pack shovel and a hole in the ground when you are in the field after gutting?

viper123

Let me introduce you :-)

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057068215

wexfordman2

viper123 wrote: »

Let me introduce you :-)

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057068215

Will keep you in mind next time :-)

rugerman

Isn't the carcass not heavy enough to drag back I say leave everything in thick corner of the field

wexfordman2

rugerman wrote: »

Isn't the carcass not heavy enough to drag back I say leave everything in thick corner of the field

Don't think the head and legs make a huge difference in weight to be honest. In fact I think it's an easier and cleaner drag with the head on

rugerman

wexfordman2 wrote: »

Don't think the head and legs make a huge difference in weight to be honest. In fact I think it's an easier and cleaner drag with the head on

Understood lad everyone to there own but just easier if as much as possible in ditch to avoid ur dilemma putting heads in refuse bin

wexfordman2

rugerman wrote: »

Understood lad everyone to there own but just easier if as much as possible in ditch to avoid ur dilemma putting heads in refuse bin

Thanks Ruger, might give it a go next time, suppose it depends on how far I am from the jeep :-)

Looks like a few others use the bin as well, was just curious if anyone had any issues or complaints with doing it that way.

The Aussie

I've put a head in the middle of a field before to go back later to have a chat with a few Crows, good sport to be had, just run it by the Farmer first.

dodderangler

The Aussie wrote: »

have a chat with a few Crows, .

Have you no mates or something??
Il get me coat

The Aussie

dodderangler wrote: »

Have you no mates or something??
Il get me coat

Nah, I'm just a bit soft in the Head :pac: .....