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Joined: Dec 2010
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This strikes a nerve because I lost a dog about a month ago. Dog was kenneled 100% of the time when alone. She busted loose and hasn't been seen again.
I don't want to believe that someone would shoot a collared dog that had my name and number on it. Dog was tame and a phone call would have rid someone of the problem. If I did believe that then there would be a scorched earth policy and I am here every day. The problem isn’t the one who wonders through out of the blue. It’s the ones who are there every damn day running deer and checking your fields for a hot track. Hopefully my buddy got the message the third time I said something about his. The other two will be dealt with at my place soon enough. Yup. I can deal with the random dog that comes through that I might see once or twice a season, can't fault a dog for that. They all get out somewhere they shouldn't be at some point. But there are dog "owners" out there that feel like the extent of owning a dog is feeding and housing it and that's about it, they couldn't care less where they go during daylight hours. I'm also convinced this is a passive aggressive strategy employed by folks that are ticked off at having folks hunting near their homes. It's amazing how one can run cameras year around and only catch dogs out and about during deer season. It ain't a coincidence, some folks keep em around so they are a nuisance on purpose. Exactly!
Elite Omnia, Easton FMJ, Axcel Landslyde 5 pin slider.
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This strikes a nerve because I lost a dog about a month ago. Dog was kenneled 100% of the time when alone. She busted loose and hasn't been seen again.
I don't want to believe that someone would shoot a collared dog that had my name and number on it. Dog was tame and a phone call would have rid someone of the problem. If I did believe that then there would be a scorched earth policy and I am here every day. Never know of anyone shooting a collared dog. She probably got hit by a car or picked up. Hopefully the latter. Either one is better then being in a cage. Really not looking for an internet debate. Dog was a trained and titled hunt test duck dog. She trained 5 times a week and aired under supervision 2-3 times a day. She would have been hunting with me 3 days a week if she was still here.
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Pumpkin - The Thermal Expert
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Dogs are being dogs. If the owner doesn’t care what happens to them why should you. This strikes a nerve because I lost a dog about a month ago. Dog was kenneled 100% of the time when alone. She busted loose and hasn't been seen again.
I don't want to believe that someone would shoot a collared dog that had my name and number on it. Dog was tame and a phone call would have rid someone of the problem. If I did believe that then there would be a scorched earth policy and I am here every day. The problem isn’t the one who wonders through out of the blue. It’s the ones who are there every damn day running deer and checking your fields for a hot track. Hopefully my buddy got the message the third time I said something about his. The other two will be dealt with at my place soon enough. This
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Plenty of assholes shoot collared dogs.
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Plenty of assholes shoot collared dogs. Maybe they collect the collars as decorations...kind of like deer antlers on the wall. One of my friends grandfathers had quite a collection.
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Plenty of assholes shoot collared dogs. Maybe they collect the collars as decorations...kind of like deer antlers on the wall. One of my friends grandfathers had quite a collection. My uncle(dead and gone now) had a issue with dog hunters years ago in Blount county. The outlaws would turn loose at the end of the road he lived on, long dirt road with few houses, and shoot from the road. He caught one of their dogs one day and got theirs number off the collar. The guy cussed my uncle out and told him that they'd hunt however they pleased and there was nothing he could do about it. Well, few weeks later my uncle heard the dogs. Grabbed his shotgun and and pocket full of buckshot. He stacked 8 walker hounds up in the middle of the road at the end of his drive and hung all their collars off his gate. 🤣🤣
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You really need to do away with the collars. Its hard to id dog bones
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Mail the collars to the owner if they have one!
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Side note: if you get a permit to hunt land, or lease from a private owner, make sure you dont shoot the owners dog.
This actually happened to a guy, ruined it for everyone. Permanent ban on hunting the land, seen some nice deer come off that place, too, when I was a kid.
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Well fortunately the last several hunts they haven’t run anything on the property I’ve heard them barking on the far side but haven’t come over to where I’m at
Elite Omnia, Easton FMJ, Axcel Landslyde 5 pin slider.
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Shoot the damn dogs and kick the ass of anyone who disagrees with your actions. There is a spoken rule around my place. Put the dogs up on Oct 10th and don't let them out until Feb 11th. And end up in jail
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I just shoot the deer they running
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Feral dogs are legal to kill, too bad some got a collars stuck on their necks.
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It's hard for me to shoot a dog. Collared of not. I've had the same dog run thru field I was hunting 2 evenings . Still won't shoot it.
Not all Indians were hunters some toted firewood
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