Carcass Disposal
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Are you meaning a carcass which is unfit to enter the food chain or ABP after processing?
Presuming you mean after, bones either go to the local tip, you are allowed a certain quantity per month.
Bones for people with dogs. They take the whole carcass.
Bait for foxing.
Bones for people with dogs. They take the whole carcass.
Bait for foxing.
Current regs allow up to 20
Kg a week I believe. I am fortunate now that I have a licensed person that takes away my waste as and when I need it. Failing that it goes in the freezer until the night before bin day and lobbed in either late night or before the bin goes.
N
o the bots after processing
We're now on 3 weekly collectionsIn the bin but don't forget to pop the bin out. A butchered fallow carcass, even triple bagged, stinks to absolute high heaven if you forget to put the bin out and it spends 2 hot weeks in your bin.
So I've heard
I break down the waste and freeze it, then it goes in the bin the night before collection.We're now on 3 weekly collections
maximus otter
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a) Head, legs & innards at scene, into high crops or a convenient ditch or similar.
b) Hide, bones and detritus in household waste.
maximus otter
b) Hide, bones and detritus in household waste.
maximus otter
Disposing of deer waste (gralloch, offal, or carcasses) directly into a watercourse is strictly illegal and a serious pollution/biosecurity offense.
Why would you chuck the waste into "high crops"? That sounds like the sort of behaviour that's likely to result in you being kicked off the ground in short order. That would certainly be the case if they were my crops!
That's alright, I'm sure your taxes have gone down to compensateWe're now on 3 weekly collections
So are we. I'm in favour of it. Recycling and kitchen waste is still collected weekly. It's just the general waste bin that's on 3 week intervals. People are now taking much more care over sorting their waste and recycling as much as possible. Managing and reducing waste is a shared responsibility, and the consumer needs to accept their share of that responsibility.We're now on 3 weekly collections
I do recall some objections when 3 week collections were mooted, on the basis that it would result in an increase in fly tipping, but that fear doesn't appear to have materialised in this area. I cannot speak for elsewhere.
shakey jake
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In this area, I think people have embraced the concept of better waste management, which is good. Of course there were grumblings initially, but that seems to be a fairly common human response to any proposed change. Once the change is adopted, and people have adapted, everything settles down and the benefits become apparent.
maximus otter
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Disposing of deer waste (gralloch, offal, or carcasses) directly into a watercourse is strictly illegal and a serious pollution/biosecurity offense.
They’re not watercourses.
maximus otter
maximus otter
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A ditch is a water course that is how water is run off the land
Not far from my house on 2 separate farms the "ditches" either side of single track roads 1 ditch runs to the River Blackwater the other runs to the River Crouch
They all have "land drains" that feed them otherwise the land would flood.- Definition: A long, narrow open channel or trench dug into the ground, typically along the side of a road or field.
- Purpose: Used for drainage, irrigation, or dividing land.
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