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12-01-2006, 01:24 PM
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I agree he was a poacher. Second no I don't just leave carcasess laying around particularly on other peoples property. In east Texas there is a pretty good market for possum and coon meat. Rabbit and Squirrel I will eat myself. Fox, coyote makes good draws for more fox/coyote. In the end if I am on somebody elses land or if I have just had a good year and I have too many carcasses I will pile them and burn them.
Leaving them in a pit in the middle of your own land is an option, if you don't have a problem drawing more critters (Wild dogs, yotes, etc) Some folks bury them. I dont like digging, particularly since if I bury them too shallow the wild dogs and yotes will just dig them back up. GoodOlBoy
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