The shit you find on a 4 hour hiking trail up the mountain,the smell can be described as steaming shit with a sour smell to it if any of you wanted to know what a dead corpse smells like.Was ugly to look at ,one of its front legs was a little bit off to the left but I didn't take a picture of that ,the eyes where gone and it's anus looked prolapsed as you walk by it and look back one last time ,kept walking the trail until I got to the summit .
I came across a dead kangaroo rat at work today. Must not have been long there were just a couple ants not even flies yet
>>2871225Damn shame to see that ,it can't be seen in my photo but they're were already maggots crawling all of the lower ribcage ,at that point the corpse had no organs
>>2871223Go back a week later and harvest the skeleton for yourself.
>>2871238I opened up a cooler on a log road one summer and there were like three elk heads just sweltering and rotting in it. Absolutely obliterated me, the smell was just ungodly.
>>2871238Always dreamed about getting those flesh eating beetles, grabbing some roadkill, and getting into bone working.Already asking a lot of sheltered vegetarian GF by killing the chickens we raise tho. Maybe I'll build up her tolerance for death one day.
>>2871238There won’t be much left. Scavengers will run off and scatter a lot of the remains. Bears will break open the long bones and feast on the delicious bone marrow (seriously, bone marrow is fantastic). Feral hogs will straight up eat smaller bones. It’s why you never really happen upon an entire skeleton in the woods but might find a few bones here and there. I once found 6 or 7 vertebrae in the middle of an abandoned forest service road. No flesh, skin, cartilage, or other bones.