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You'd think that if you were going to hunt goats you wouldn't drive out into the country and throw the skins, heads, feet and bones onto someone's (my!) property.... Lazy f%%kers..... Only saving grace is that at least they have actually used the goats and not just shot and left them.....
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We get poached cattle and sheep remains dumped in the local waterhole that kids use. Some fucking winners out there
Yeah that sucks big time. This is pretty minor in comparison, it just annoys me.
Maybe there's a biz opportunity for someone with room for a couple of offal holes.
By arrangement with the landowner I leave offal and skins where I shoot the goat. I just don't do a lot of hunting there during fly strike season.
As a townie, dealing with carcass waste is a real issue. We are banned from putting it out in the waste collection so yiu have to find somewhere to dump it. I figured out early on that bringing meat home with skin on, or any bits attached that I can't eat, is a real bad idea. Could I dig an offal hole in my back yard, well maybe. But would I pay a modest fee to be able to dump it into a cockies offal hole? You bet.
Of course it doesn't solve the poaching problem. Those guys will dump wherever they think they can get away with it.
Some ultimate dickhead left a pile of dead feral pigs on the side of the carpark at the local waterfall here this past summer. It’s a very busy tourist spot, hundreds of visitors every day in peak season. Normal black Captain Cook pigs, medium sized, untouched as in nothing taken from the animals, whole, four of them. It’s one of those incidents where you simply cannot fathom what the fuck was going through the head of the person that put them there. Us locals have decided it’s someone’s idea of a sick joke.
Well, once they’ve driven round for a few days with them on top of the dog box, they’re probably not going to be worth eating.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flyblown
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The rules around here (Waikato DC) are that you can only put stuff in an offal hole from your own property. Probably need a resource consent to do otherwise.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jhon
Small bits and pieces go in the rubbish collection, larger stuff I dig a hole in the vege garden and bury it, but I'm running out of vege garden!
Well, where dead animals are left after a poison drop isn't a great example to the correct procedure for " joe public"
I saw this on the side of our road a few weeks ago. I'd say someone used my road as a shortcut from the back of Eltham and the pig fell off the ute. I was going to take it home if it was fresh (and leave a note), but it had been sitting in the sun all day and was getting manky. The neighbour moved it with his tractor later that day. I bet there were some choice words said when they got home to find it gone from the back of the ute!
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A few years ago, for some reason in the middle of Dunedin Central, not a rural area at all, someone had dumped 20+ unbutchered rabbit carcasses in a bush next to my flats carpark. It was bizarre and the smell was terrible.
Some winner dumped a shit load of cod heads and frames in the local beach walking carpark ,the smell gut wrenching some poor council worker had the task to clean up [emoji107]
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Excellent. Well said. You forgot to mention that on the "operating instructions" for 1080 it states that all carcasses should be collected and properly disposed of. I guess they guys are just following the lead of our very responsible government.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetawa
Odd behaviour, I wonder if they were stolen domestic animals rather than the spoils of hunting?
you say what?????????Quote:
Originally Posted by Jhon
my green otto bin gets all my offal in it...sheep skins,guts,deer bits and best of all loads of duck feathers,,,funny as fcuk when truck tips the feather bin,,,funnier still when he gets out to look and leaves cab door open.... I had it out with council years ago....its organic food scraps,my food came wrapped in it...no different to the giblits from inside the chook...do they even still have them?
the council truck missed my bin one week...full of maggoty wallaby skins n guts...I rang them and they came in a ute with a wool sack...poor buggers,but they never left my bin again.
Couldn't go into too much detail, don't want to be tagged here as being a "anti"Quote:
Originally Posted by zeropak
Many moons ago I rafted the Motu. Rang the local DoC office and asked if it was worth taking a rifle down the river for goats and deer. " Yeah, there's heaps in there Go for it". For 4 days we were surrounded with the smell of thousands of decomposing goat carcasses . The entire river system honked to high hell Saw zero animals.
Asked the guy who picked us up what was the story. " Oh, DoC had a search and destroy chopper in there a couple of weeks ago. Cleaned the whole place up":O_O:
Job vacancies in Hamilton, they need new parking wardens…….they keep losing them:o:XD:;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cigar
Years back I was shooting rabbits on the family farm and put the rough ones in the neighbors pig pen which they munched on happily, hours later I get a very disgruntled phone call from the neighbor who i forgot was a devout vegan who "rescued" old kunikuni pigs and feral goats, she insisted her pig doesn't eat rabbits and that I should remove the one I threw in there. I put in 5 but the pig was full by the sounds of it. Either way in hindsight, not my place to be doing things like that.
the pig was probably in raptures...far better than scabby old cabbage leaves.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Louie
