It would depend on what state it was in and what species.
If it were a vertebrate of decent size, I'd rub my hands together in excitement of being able to have a new addition to my collection of bones.
Bury it in compost to decompose the flesh for a few weeks, checking it occasionally then boil it and scrub it clean. The skull is the prized part, vertebrae are good too, but, that's where the 'state of it' comes in - it could be half eaten by something else.
Like the remains at the beach... vertebrae, ribs, pelvis - where was the skull? Still bagged 'em, boiled 'em and sterilized them anyway.
What would you do if you found a DEAD ANIMAL on your property?
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It would depend on what state it was in and what species.
If it were a vertebrate of decent size, I'd rub my hands together in excitement of being able to have a new addition to my collection of bones.
Bury it in compost to decompose the flesh for a few weeks, checking it occasionally then boil it and scrub it clean. The skull is the prized part, vertebrae are good too, but, that's where the 'state of it' comes in - it could be half eaten by something else.
Like the remains at the beach... vertebrae, ribs, pelvis - where was the skull? Still bagged 'em, boiled 'em and sterilized them anyway.
I like collecting stuff like that.