Montgomery considers composting deer to cut costs

Published January 3, 2010 5:00am ET



Montgomery County officials are considering turning deer carcasses into compost in an effort to cut in half the nearly $150,000 spent on carcass disposal each year.

“We are only in the initial stages, but it’s definitely something we’re considering,” said Capt. Michael Wahl, director of the county’s animal services division. “We still need to research more into site requirements, permit requirements and those issues.”

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