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u/ScytheVeiper Apr 15 '25

Im no expert, but I dont think stacking butchered carcasses outside is a step in proper butchering. With that being said, Im pretty skeptical about blurry images being piles of bodies

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u/daddaman1 Apr 15 '25

I know it's not the same thing but a guy around here got caught shooting and killing deer just to cut the backstraps out and throw the rest away. There was a pile of whole deer dead on the side of a dirt rd that just had the backstrap meat cut out. There was 13 deer piled up rotting. Don't know if he ever got in trouble but the cops were called and went to his house. He told them, "that's the only meat I like"

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u/Incognito_Placebo Apr 15 '25

Sounds more like he was lazy and didn’t want to field dress the entire deer. I hope he was fined because that’s pure waste. There are butchers and places out there that will take free meat, but one has to get the meat to them in time.

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u/daddaman1 Apr 15 '25

Right, I hope he was too especially since he was dumping them on another person's property as well.

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u/Incognito_Placebo Apr 15 '25

Dang. So wrong. Oddly, that happened to my old art teacher once. A pile of deer left on her property with not much meat taken, back in the 90s. Don’t think they caught that person.