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this post was submitted on 01 Sep 2024
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In my state you can shoot, butcher, and then dispose of all of the waste (bones, skin, etc) from a deer directly into the trash. My first thought would have been, assuming you feel bones inside, that it's from hunting.
If you're going to dump it at the side of the road, why bag it?
Easier to handle and dump would be my guess.