[Crowcreek]

Have you ever cut up a mammal your own size, or close to it? I have in daylight and dark, on the flat and on the steep.

Even under the best conditions, it's not something that a novice would be successful at. I've seen 'Real Hunters' try it and fail.

Skeletal remains are a different story -- especially the pelvis, which could easily be broken into two halves.

You are as full of sh!t as a goose, and I really wish you could give it a very long rest.

[crystalk]

I did not say it would be easy. I also did not say it would be hard. I just said it obviously was done. The thing speaks for itself, or in legalese, RES IPSA LOQUITUR.

I did not say I would be able to do it. I did not say YOU, or the average Joe, would be able to do it.

Somebody, however, was able to do it, for it was done.

I also did not say that it was cut up while still very fresh, necessarily, but probably was cut up while still fresh enough to hold together as a leg/ankle/foot unit, and not be dripping small pieces about. IMO. Or maybe it WAS rotten, and WAS dripping.

Like the funeral home ad, "remains to be seen."

Why is it, always, that so many wish I would shut up, without saying where I am wrong? Surely you admit this dismemberment DID occur?

[chemainus]

Two years of human anatomy(prosection)and years of deer hunting tell me it is not that difficult to sever a leg at the hip....let the lady continue....question severely but lets not snipe at her...she's doing a good job !