State land

[New Hunter]

New to hunting state land. Wondering if I need to take the insides with me after field dressing it on state land?

[cdbing]

No. You leave the gut pile.

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[land 1]

nope

[grampy]

Just gut and go!

[New Hunter]

Thanks. Couldn't find nothing on it.

[Hunter007]

I bring mine to  give to the local Chinese restaurant they make soup with it .

[BowmanMike]

54 minutes ago, grampy said:

Just gut and go!

gut to go,hahaha

[DirtTime]

Gut n go! If you hunt yotes, head back in that night and see what comes creeping around.

[crappyice]

Just be a little cognizant other the other public using the park(dog walkers, families with kids, etc). Dont leave guts on trails or paths - may have a rule about water sources as well. Gut and go(take the HEART!!!) but no reason to potentially piss off/disgust others in the park.


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[Einsamer Krieger]

I'm in 7M, don'r have to worry about gut piles on State Land here.  The Wife and me haven't seen a deer or any game in the last 10 years.

Edited October 11, 2019 by Lone Silver Wolf
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[Daveboone]

As mentioned, always good to be somewhat...tidy with the remains, depending on where you are. If I shoot a dear in a clearing or field, I toss them into brush, the woods, etc. 

Now, I do highly recommend learning a few recipes for the heart and liver, at least. If you like liver, fresh venison liver is hard to beat. Usually it is the first meal we have of a new kill....often that night. The heart I usually pickle. Some folks save the kidneys for soup/ stew. I never got a taste for them.