how long should I keep a dead racing pigeon, will it need a post mortem?

Answer 1

You are one that can tell if you need a post mortem.
Was the death suspicious or did it die naturally?
Were there any suspicious circumstances?
Did any one leave the scene of the death?
How long you should keep it is how long will it take you to dig a hole?
Best of luck and sorry to hear of your loss.

Answer 2

is this a jke
why would a pigeon need a post mortem and it wouldnt if it was really old cause it probably ied of old age
u shud probably not keep it for long as it will attract fles bury it right this second but quite deep otherwise cats and dogs might try and dig it up

Answer 3

You call it a racing pigeon. This indicates it was not just a pet. A necropsy can be expensive and unless you think it had a disease that might infect your other birds I would not bother.
How long? Bury or burn it ASAP. The longer it is held even frozen decreases the acuracy of the exam.

Answer 4

HAHA i think that u will need 2 find out if it died naturally or in suspicious circumstances. I wud give CSI a dog an bone if i were u. =]

Answer 5

Tie little funnels onto their beaks so as that once it rains it's going to run down their throats! No, seriousl i don't think of there is any thank you to do it. in the event that they're fairly thirsty they might desire to stop to take a drink...

Answer 6

Soak it ceremoniously in brandy overnight, set fire to it, then catapult it in the direction it favoured most.
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(I just realised the potential seriousness of the statement, was sabotage afoot you mean?)

Answer 7

Its already gone to the Rainbow Bridge..its your turn to let go.

Answer 8

I suggest you make it a grave and let it fly to heaven.

Answer 9

omg lol. however, i am quite sad that it died. If you stick it in the freezer, it can last quite a bit, maybe a week.

Answer 10

two weeks then slice it up for a stew.