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( ASSUMING A BIG DIE OFF ) it will be stripped to mostly skeleton within another week. personally i would suggest composting the bodies, after doing appropriate things like contacting relatives. i just went through this process with a cow. started out as 1300 pounds of cow, yielded 250+ pounds of boneless meat, maybe more. about 100 pounds of organs (lung, liver, kidney, heart). lots of guts. heavy skeleton. a lot of the parts went into my "Fukushima free" compost pile. in a true TSHTF situation, it would be logical to ask the question - should the bodies be used to feed people, pets, or farm animals ? this raises philosophical questions - to what extent do we lose our humanity if we consume human flesh ? the Donner Party didn't eat the deceased for fun - it was to survive. |
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Seriously? Feeding them to live stock and cannibalism?
Leaving masses of dead bodies out for carrion might be ok, unless you live right around it. Then you're just asking for disease. Theres a reason the dead are burried and burned and its not just so we feel better about ourselves. Dead body disposal is priority one unless you want to see what it was like to live during a 12th century siege. Find a shovel, get to work. |
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