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Deposing of Deer remains


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Hi,

I'am looking for another way of deposing of the deer skin and head after skinning, i know you have to dig a 1m deep hole and cover it over, but is there any other way, can you leave the hole open and fence around it?

 

Thanks for your time.

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Black bag and in the dustbin, Freeze it first and put in bin on collection day.

 

Too right - sod digging a 1 meter hole every time you have a deer to skin, especially when the grounds frozen in winter. I once put a skin, forelegs & head in the small compostable bin with the rest of the rubbish and the bin men took it. A thick black sack / rubble bag and a zip tie and think no more about it -thats what you pay your council tax for.

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Black bag and in the dustbin, Freeze it first and put in bin on collection day.

 

+1, l got the BASC involved when they started going through my black bags and stopped taking them if they found anything, if you aint producing the waste as a rusult of a buisness they can not refuse to take it, in the end they just asked me to double bag it and even supply me the bags, l do freeze it during the summer months as well.

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Black bag and in the dustbin, Freeze it first and put in bin on collection day.

 

+1, l got the BASC involved when they started going through my black bags and stopped taking them if they found anything, if you aint producing the waste as a rusult of a buisness they can not refuse to take it, in the end they just asked me to double bag it and even supply me the bags, l do freeze it during the summer months as well.

 

Especially with two-weekly connections - whoa!

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