Thanks Cris I asked the question before I watch the whole video and heard you say that it was linked below☺️

This was awesome! Do it again please! ♥️🇨🇦♥️ How to eliminate nasty smells...wipe the inside of your nostrils with Vicks medicated ointment (forensic pathologists trick) Bree, ad a spray bottle of "Febreeze" to your hunt kit.

This was so much fun to watch! P.S. Are y'all dating?

You didn't sanitized this section! For that I erased me comment...

@@kerinl.holmstrom1810 you wrote that like an expert...in filth...

That’s horrible! Yeesh...

@@TheSmallestViolin horrible yes but the animal is already dead, I prefer that than killing an animal only for taking a part of him. I found a dead boar still warm on the side of the road. I took him with my husband, we cut all the meat and gave it to an association for homeless people and gave the fur to an artisan to help his small business (leather and fur craftsman). It took us only 2h to cut the body entirely and it provided 53kg of meat for the homeless people, we also gave the bone, fat and organs to them for their dogs.

@@kleineoOoStern You have a good point, so I guess so.

@@TheSmallestViolin THat's nothing. I passed a dead deer by the side of the road, it was like a 6 point buck. I drove back by like 3 hours later and some hillbilly had cut the entire head off of it. I guess to have it taxidermied and then brag about the "big trophy buck" he didn't shoot

Our country has become such a dump.

I plan on going back out here and cleaning up more trash. If I find an address, I will either contact the authorities, or I'll just return the trash to that address.

@@PaleoCris We have to do that up here on the Reservations in the PNW, people dump their garbage all over. Sometimes they are given a choice to either clean it up and a fine or a very large fine!

@@PaleoCris Actually did that once. We had a florist dump a pickup load of their trash on our property. My dad loaded it up in his pickup truck and took it to the florist's address before they opened the morning and piled it up at the front entrance of their business. Never had that problem with them again. LOL

@@PaleoCris would be nice if you did some video of that.. would be satisfying to find their adress and dumb their garbage in their yard

People are so cruel! Id much ruther spend time with my 4legged family then 2 legged family and friends most the time. The 1s with 4 legs dnt judge and much more loyal 😉

Same 😪🙏❤

Thank you Ian. We'll be working on this area bit by bit until we make it look much better than it does now.

That’s good

It absolutely is. You can't help but have a little less faith in humanity after a day of wondering around this particular area. No respect for the planet, no respect for life other than themselves. We have to do better and the only real change we have power over is ourselves. I'll be doing my best to clean up more, recycle more, bring more awareness to problems like this, etc.

@@PaleoCris you also have to look at the fact that their dog may have been suffering and putting it out of misery is a better option then letting it suffer and some people can’t afford to take their animals to the vet

@@thaigeorge7310 while that does happen, the way these animals were discarded on the side of the road along with trash makes me think they were viewed as trash, which is disgusting. Most people putting down a sick animal they cared about would at the very least give them a burial.

$1 for a bullet and $300 for a veterinarian to euthanize. Not everybody can afford to have their dog stuffed.

@@justing5034 I’m sympathetic to that. I don’t think this was the case of a pet owner euthanizing a sick and beloved pet only to later throw them out with piles of trash on the side of a road. It’s an unfortunate reality that a lot of animals are killed by people who just don’t care for or respect them. Where these bones were found reinforces that in my mind.

Yes :l

Grow some bawls

@@BSIII dude this is trash and there could be anything out there, you gonna grow some balls to handle the hepatitis you get from grabbing a syringe?? Get tf over yourself.

@@BSIII how about you grow some😊❤

@@Sugar-200 🦝

Even still a dog that has suffered such a fate deserves a proper burial rather than being callously discarded at a roadside.

They are probably from illegal dog fighting rings.

@@deereating9267 I figured as much as well. The medium sized mix breed was probably used as a warm up. The large Rottweiler looking skull was probably severely injured in an actual match. No matter how liberal and advanced our civilization seems it remains a thin veneer. It will remain so, so long as wars and blood sports still hold a place in it. What did you make of all the boar, pig and deer skeletons? Poaching? How do you typically process/discard the offal and skeletal remains of deer you hunt?

@@athelwulfgalland Perhaps oddly, we don't hunt, we film the animals on our property with game cams and watch them doing their own animal things. I've seen animal skeletons dumped on rural roads all my life. People in rural communities often process their own meat and dump the carcasses. It's not that uncommon during deer season in my region to see deer carcasses everywhere. Responsible people, who own enough land, bury or dump the offal on their own property. Dog/cock fighting makes me positively ill, there must be a lot of money in it.

@@deereating9267 Sorry, I misinterpreted your username! Pretty much the only carcasses I've come across have quite obviously been the result of road kill. That said we have township dumps that are not under any form of observation so it's possible that evidence of poaching or dog fights might be conveniently discarded using this lack of oversight. Incidentally this region has a history of dog fighting. In Moorhead Minnesota, very near the Red River of the North, is a stone lined pit that was used expressly for dog fighting in the late 1800s. Historical accounts even state that on occasion a number of dogs would be pitted against bears in that pit. Could you imagine?! Thankfully it's been illegal for many years and it was unheard of by the 1980s. It's entirely possible that criminal dog fighting rings have reemerged though. For more than a half century there was a tradition of migrant workers among which many had immigrated from nations where dog fights were considered to be a part of their culture until it was outlawed a few short years ago. During that time they didn't have the leisure time to establish such dog fighting rings or raise the animals for it since they traveled light, had to make the most use out of minimal living space and subsisted on a shoestring budget. However Minnesota's legislature essentially buried the lifestyle of migrant workers in the mid-1990s. Many, though not all, opted to settle in North Dakota and Western Minnesota due to the lower cost of living relative to Texas and Washington after that. I simply can't imagine that all would abandon the prospect of a low cost, high return, venture. Especially when it was considered a perfectly normal part of their culture during their upbringing. Nevertheless I share your sentiment that cock and dog fighting is a sickening practice, just the same as bullfighting, but that just goes to show that our cultural values differ from person to person.

some get found later when the meat has gone bad so its kind of a last souvenir to the hunter

@@sethmaness2792 That being the case-shame on the hunter who wounds an animal but doesn’t follow it allowing it to suffer.

@@TygerBleuToo 😂😂 they like to run , hit it barely off the heart and it might live for a whole day

Who says it wasn't eaten. I take the antlers and eat the meat..

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@@PaleoBri 💖💖💖

Thank you Patti! I’m going to do my best to put out more videos than ever before. Thank you for watching and commenting.

And a group investigating to find out to find these people shooting dogs 🐕 in the head

I completely agree. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I had found a nice song bird skull in my back yard, I cleaned with peroxide. Let it sit to dry, then proceeded to accidentally knock it off my bookshelf and it shattered. 🥺

Thanks Michele! Yes, I suspect its the same people killing and dumping dogs that are dumping the trash...It's just pure disrespect for anything other than themselves. It makes me furious as well. 😡

@@PaleoCris keep doing more of those video's it was fun watching, my favorite is still you and Kyle shark tooth hunting.

I love the artwork and perspective as well! I think a few people mistake our enthusiasm and excitement for finding these things as insensitivity for what happened to them...In reality, it's the opposite. We're excited because we appreciate them so much and Bri's art is an extension of that, turning it into something people will respect and appreciate the way the animal always deserved.

@@PaleoCris what happened to the animals is tragic, ofcourse! And I think the people that mistake your enthousiasm clicked the vid away to soon. The animals are literally dumped like trash on the side of the road to rot away and you guys take the animals and give them the love they deserved when they were alive. My heart is breaking from the tragedy that happened to these beautiful creatures but at the same time filled with happiness because someone cleans them up and give them a nice and loving place in their home. A place where the domesticated animals belonged when they were alive..

Thank you for helping to clean up random trash too! I really hope a lot more people will start doing it. I’m glad you enjoyed the video.

Same here in Oz. Huge fines if they catch you and a lot of trouble spots have cameras now.

Those ants do a pretty good job by themselves! That's how they get all the meat off gator skulls in Louisiana.

@@2terribletoads631 I found a squirrel skull in my backyard a few weeks ago and just wanted to know what would be a good way to clean it, the ants have definitely already gotten to it😂 no skin or fur left

@@samantharamirez3222 The ants will pick clean given enough time. Then let the sun bleach it. I'm sure there are quicker ways but I'm not sure what they would be. Brie would probably know right off. I'm sure KZfaq or Google will find some information on the process.

@@2terribletoads631 thanks!

@@2terribletoads631 - not sure I would want a something like that to show up in my search history.... 😳😳😳😉😜

Financial cuts.

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That was the theme of the day for us. Lots of mixed emotions. Thank you for watching and commenting.

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They don't ! They use the meat and discard the rest to keep scavenger animals from coming near their home .

I have never, ever seen someone shoot a deer and just take the antlers. Ever. And the Awwwws when you find a coyote that's been shot in the head? Ask the baby calf that got eaten alive, or the old deer in the winter that could no longer stand had it's rectum eaten out to get to it's guts while it's still alive and watching if coyote management is a good idea. They would answer YES! And a head shot? The most quick and humane way to manage coyotes period.

Thank you Kenny! I appreciate you watching and commenting.