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country bumpkin

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12 years ago. Rating: 9
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JDB

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There use to be a company close to here that would pick up Dead animals and dispose of them properly. I use to deliver to the place and it stunk so bad I would almost throw up.... I can remember one time when I arrived old Red {the owners name} was sitting on a dead bloated cow eating his lunch, And offered me a sandwich. Yuk... I later learned he would do things like that because he new I hated going there..

12 years ago. Rating: 8
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ROMOS

Time for the big digger and a big hole, put the old guy in too.

commented 12 years ago

JDB

LOL I would have loved too. I had to go clear in the back of a big building that was just nasty... I exchanged oxygen and acetylene cylinders, and the ones I picked up were just covered in sticky nasty whatever,, I'm guessing from when they moved them around they didn't wash first. I would smell like that place for the rest of the day. and yes I did wear gloves..

commented 12 years ago

ROMOS

Gloves are good!

commented 12 years ago

ROMOS

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Look forward to a lot of steaks, sausages, stews,chops, soup, and a good bed of roses.

12 years ago. Rating: 6
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country bumpkin

Oh Yeah! Steaks and steaks and more steaks!

commented 12 years ago

bustieone

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In MA, USA they now (for several years) have urged the farmer to compost them above ground, to protect the water

12 years ago. Rating: 6
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ROMOS

It's nature,unless they are pumping them with something they shouldn't be, where's the problem?
STEAKS!

commented 12 years ago

bustieone

Yeah, but it depends upon why it died... If you know that it was a bullet to the head, then steaks for everyone... However, if it died of unknown causes, compost!

commented 12 years ago

nomdeplume

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Don't dig a hole and bury the animal or you may contaminate the water table. Contact your local water company first and ask them. Otherwise locate your local knackerman who should be qualified to deal with dead animals.