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Yeah, but it wasn't necessarily 6 hours. It had died sometime the night before and she was posting at 2 in the afternoon, so it could have been up to 17 hours. As RUNuts stated some people purposely age Pheasant intact like that. So although one could eat a bird under those circumstances, it is...

I know how you feel, I don't like for anything to go to waste either, but I would definitely pass on that guinea. You have to consider he's been laying there for hours full of blood, feces, and undigested food that is going to "go bad" rapidly at that temperature. Anything between 40 and 140...

So she found it dead this morning and doesn't know exactly what it died from or how long it had been laying there? Personally, I wouldn't eat it. It could have been laying there all night in the summer heat before you even received it. It's best to bleed and gut something as soon as possible...