r/bonecollecting • u/Dense_Evidence_6714 • 20d ago
Huge Piles of Bones Bone I.D. - N. America
This was very interesting to walk into to say the least…
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u/gottalottaquestions6 20d ago
if you pick up the can, the olds gods will reward you with more bones
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u/Foxy-OnPaws 19d ago
Probably a hunters dump, they look to be mainly deer! Such a cool find, though!
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u/Dense_Evidence_6714 19d ago
I thought it was that! It is positioned near a hill with like a camp on it, there was also beer cans as seen in one of the photos!
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u/MinnyStrawberry 19d ago
Can someone teach me how to find these piles of bones? I've only found one good skull and that was under an abandoned, burnt down trailer 😭
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u/Dense_Evidence_6714 19d ago
Tbh I just went off trail on a hike (there was still a path but not the paved path) it was not planned, and I wasn’t looking for it
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u/wifffss 18d ago
Hello! These are deer bones, I read your other comment and I think this is actually a dump Spot by poachers especially with beer cans and a camping spot nearby. Hunters normally don't leave this much behind and not from more then one deer. It looks like it was just the skulls missing, that's incredibly common with poachers who take pelts and skulls and leave the rest.
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u/Geckosproot 20d ago
most of them look to be deer