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carcass removal
JimmyJack
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Threw out two deer carasses and they disappeared. Completely, no bones nothing, something carted them away. Could it be a wolf or bear? Too cold for a bear I think. Think they are denned up? It was a week apart. Got another one tied up in a tree a foot off the ground and two cameras on it. Place your bets.
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Foxes and coyotes can make very quick work of them. That’s my bet.
Wolf or coyote usually not both at the same time here.
Yote
Corn monkeys
Haitians
Yotes and wolves…..
In the past the coyotes always ate on them in place leaving hair or parts. I looked around and cant even see where they were dragged.
E. T.
Drones
Bones and all? They are some big bones in a deer. Thinking wolfpack or a late winter bear is my thoughts. Corn monkeys are not located in your area unless they have migrated there.
Here in MN only bears leave no traces
you got a late season bear
I thought bear too, but shouldnt they be hibernated? Two days and nothing on the newest one hanging in the tree.
Depends on what the weather's been doin'. Sometimes they don't den up and go into torpor until the food's scarce.
Don't know your location but coyotes will clean up a whole cow in 2 nights around here. A deer would be gone in one night.
North Central Wisc. 3 nights now and no sign of disturbance. Starting to lean towards bear that is now hibernated.
nature clean up crew
I think it is either Corn Monkeys or Susie nailed it. Drones.
As I stated corns don't range that far unless they are like the armadillos around here now and a few years ago there was none.
Buzzards gotta eat, same as worms.
Springfield immigrants.
I heard a rumor that they also like cats and dogs.
I reckon' so.