what do you do with an animal you don't plan on eating?

What do you do with an animal you don't plan on eating? Do you:

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butch50...

Apparently the practice is alive and well, too. Was driving down the road the other day and saw 8 coyote carcasses hanging from a fence row. Smelled awful, but I guess the buzzards were happy. :)
 
They say if you hang a coyote carcass on the fence the others will stay away.

I leave the vermints lay. You will make the buzzards happy. Texas has lots of buzzards.
 
Edibles (read good to eat) go into the freezer.
Predators/furbearers get skinned and turned into something to stay warm in.
Pests lay where they fall and go on to feed the ravens and eagles.
 
Regarding game animals, I just don't shoot what I am not willing to clean and eat. So far as varmints are concerned, thats another story. I don't mind killing them at all. The rest of the furred or feathered animals have nothing to fear from me.
 
It all depends on the location.
Prairie dogs... I leave 'em there to feed the buzzards.
Skunks eating from my cat's food dish... I toss 'em over the back fence for the buzzards. Last skunk I killed was gone in less than 2 days. The buzzards were hungry. :D
 
When we go Jack Rabbit Bunny Bustin' we can see the buzzards and a few eagles waiting for us to serve them supper. :rolleyes:

We leave them.
 
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