Not sure why these MN hunters are doing that as I've never done that when I hunt

[theking]

Hunters: ‘Don’t you dare put that deer head in the recycling bin!’


Deer season opens Saturday in Minnesota and at least one county is demanding that hunters act more responsibly after processing their animals.

“Don’t you dare put that deer head in the recycling bin!” Otter Tail County cautioned on Facebook. “Yes, we do see animal parts such as heads or legs EVERY hunting season, but there is no reason for anyone to put those things in the recycling.”

The county explained that it’s not fair to force its staff to separate deer parts from items that can be legally recycled, so “deal with your own deer head so they don’t have to.”

The county published a list of items that end up in bins every hunting season. Besides heads they include deer legs, deer hides, dead geese and ducks – “Yes, we see those too” – and bloody cardboard.

The county might be alone in publishing this type of warning/request to its citizens. But we’re guessing that other communities where deer hunting is  popular would like to share it with their residents.

[Hung_Low]

Maybe these hunters thought that the recycling businesses can recycled these deer parts into deer again? 

[Reporter]

Otter Tail County is way northwest towards Fargo, ND. Watch the movie "Fargo" and you might know what Minnesota's Otter Tail residents are imitating.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2tY82z3xXU