Originally Posted by goodman_hunter
i know some folks that will beat your ears off your head if they found out you shot their dog, if the dog shooter whips out a gun, we can play that game too. That may be hard for some of yall to nderstand. but that dog may be from grandchampion bloodline going back generations and is the seed for his future dogs. Dogs he's spent alot of time with and are high caliber hunting dogs.

If a man has invested that much time and money in a dog and he just lets it run where ever it wants to go and o other people's property is either way to rich and doesn't like his money, a sorry arse dog trainer or just a selfish SOB who really doesn't care at all about the dog or the people who the dog/dogs are messing up their hunts.
I will never shoot a mans hunting dog but if he has no more respect for me and the dog after I return the dog one time, he will have a hard time finding it the 2nd time. He may find the collar but the dog will be with a family in a couple towns or counties away. Like I tell everybody where I work, if your dog stays in your space
No one should ever hurt or complain about your dog. No if someone comes in your space and hurts your dog, now that's a whole different ball game. Keep control of your dogs and these conversations will never happen


It's hard to kiss the lips at night that chews your a$$ all day long.