Wonder if FB would allow a "white" hunting and fishing page?

Lesson learned.

Never post it on Facebook.

saying you have no legal recourse over a trespassing dog is complete bs. if you can prove ownership they will prosecute the owner for trespassing. I have done it twice. people talk about slob hunters but if you just shoot a dog without at least trying to find out who the owner is and handling it the right way first youre nothing but a slob human being! no excuse for that sort of laziness. shooting them should be your LAST RESORT.

saying you have no legal recourse over a trespassing dog is complete bs. if you can prove ownership they will prosecute the owner for trespassing. I have done it twice. people talk about slob hunters but if you just shoot a dog without at least trying to find out who the owner is and handling it the right way first youre nothing but a slob human being! no excuse for that sort of laziness. shooting them should be your LAST RESORT.

I think I saw this on Fox News yesterday that this idiot didn't like the picture the police got of his space wall so he sent them a new one.

http://www.aldeer.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=509098&page=1

Now there's a classic thought, but wouldn't that mean someone would have to be a responsible human being instead of a helpless victim. Ahhh, that'll never work

He would prolly get in less trouble if he woulda shot the owner.

I only shot a dog one time and he was on my porch growling at me. My boy was pretty young at the time and I couldn't take the chance of that dog biting my son. I never said anything about it, just took care of the problem. However, the neighbors thought that another neighbor had shot their dog, so when the opportunity presented itself, they shot the other neighbor's dog in retaliation. I felt pretty bad about it, but both dogs ran lose all over creation and we live out in the country. One neighbor is 1/2 mile away and the other is closer to 1 mile and both of these dogs were regularly seen on my property and in my yard. But like I said, I never shot the dog until he was on my porch acting aggressively towards me when I tried to run him off.

Wrong! There are currently no laws that a dog owner can break by letting his dogs get on a lease that he has no access to. There are no repercussions or penalties for him.






I agree. I don't condone shooting dogs for any reason other than they are being aggressive. I firmly and strongly believe that a man has a right to have no dogs on his property if that's what he wants. The go to hell attitude of a large percentage (not all of them mind you), will eventually get it shut down.


MTeague's brother was on here a few weeks ago bragging about getting on other peoples land and one club 7 miles from his killing a big buck in front of his dogs. He's part of the problem.

Telephone?

What does a telephone have to do with it? If a dog comes into my yard and gets on my porch and starts growling and showing his teeth at me or my family there are no second chances for that dog...period. I would never be able to forgive myself if I called the neighbors and had them come get their dog (which they had no fenced yard to put him in and only runs lose) and that dog came back down at a later time and attacked my son or my wife. Our county didn't have animal control at the time, and the cops would have just came out and gave the neighbors a "you need to keep you dog up talking too". No thank you I'm not willing to take that chance with my families safety.