re: Shooting Dogs

I used to catch a few dogs when I trapped. The mean ones were easy to kill. I had one lay on it's back and allow me to take the traps off his feet(had two in one spot). He had a collar.

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RogerTheShrubber
It's not a dog issue, its a human issue and your inability to figure this out. Some of us have higher level cognitive abilities than you. It's about respect.

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This is where age becomes a factor. I am sure "your property" is your dads.

Your statement was beyond stupid.

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I see roger is still on his age high horse.

and yes... it is a dog issue and a Dog is not a fricking human. Jesus you sound like a woman or a little kid who thinks dogs are the same as you and I. A dog is a pet, an object, yes it means a lot to someone but it is a possession. A possession that you should take responsibility for. If you continue to ignore the responsibilities, consequences are inevitable, and most hunters who continue to have their hunts ruined or deer run off will get tired of a saying "NO, bad dog!" and taking a pet back to it's owner. Stop trying to put blame on the hunters.

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Not to many here apparently.

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Alx stfu. How many dogs would just wander around and not bother to chase off any different type of game. It's what they were born to do. Not all dogs hang out in some dumb blonde's purse.

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me, fin, Chad, Choir, TexasTiger, Natty, Van,
BleedingPurp
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Roger and Alx

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No

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Alx stfu. How many dogs would just wander around and not bother to chase off any different type of game. It's what they were born to do. Not all dogs hang out in some dumb blonde's purse.

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Sweet! Have fun in prison!

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and yes... it is a dog issue and a Dog is not a fricking human. Jesus you sound like a woman or a little kid who thinks dogs are the same as you and I. A dog is a pet, an object, yes it means a lot to someone but it is a possession. A possession that you should take responsibility for. If you continue to ignore the responsibilities, consequences are inevitable, and most hunters who continue to have their hunts ruined or deer run off will get tired of a saying "NO, bad dog!" and taking a pet back to it's owner. Stop trying to put blame on the hunters.

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I see you are one of those "if it moves and is legal, kill it" people. Those people are not hunters, they are shooters.

Dogs can be expensive property. SOme kid leaves the gate open and your neighbors expensive dog comes on your property, you don't have to shoot it.

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I make sure anytime I shoot a nusiance dog, I use a sharp broadhead...

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At our Wildsville lease, a guy did that and made a poor shot. The owner back tracked the blood to the camp. It was not pretty. Lawdog doesn't like it when people shoot collared beagles with bows.

Just read any of roger's post and you'll figure it out

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Lawdog doesn't like it when people shoot collared beagles with bows

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big difference... i said nusiance dogs, which in most cases mean wild...

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Lawdog doesn't like it when people shoot collared beagles with bows.

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A feral wild dog is no different than any other nuisance animal. A collared dog is another persons property. Big difference IMO.

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Of course there are.

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then arresting humans is not out of the ordinary. And these are grown up dogs we are talking about, not puppies.