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    One caution with burying fish. The bones can be a problem if you dig in the dirt with you hands. Those bones stay hard and sharp for a long time. I used to bury mine in my compost pile but quit after getting stuck by bones on numerous occasions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by PawPaw "gene" View Post
    One caution with burying fish. The bones can be a problem if you dig in the dirt with you hands. Those bones stay hard and sharp for a long time. I used to bury mine in my compost pile but quit after getting stuck by bones on numerous occasions.
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    Very informative thread.

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    Never had bone problems

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    If worried about the bones, you could use a blender, and chop it up some, then put in garden. You could also cut heads off, and dispose of them first.

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    Quote Originally Posted by S10CHEVY View Post
    If worried about the bones, you could use a blender, and chop it up some, then put in garden. You could also cut heads off, and dispose of them first.

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