Neighbors dogs on my property\food plots **update**

pew pew pew
sounds like you need to aim better

This is the problem, if you talk with him and he does nothing, then something happened to the dogs, either via you or just an accident, you will get blamed. If you are hunting near the house I assume you are rural, no animal control correct? If you talk with him will he be receptive or do nothing. If he will do nothing, there is no use in talking with him.

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Last night I pulled my HK out and blasted a couple of rounds their way I got so pissed.

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Questions:

1. Which way were you shooting? Across the road toward your neighbor's place? Down the road? Where were you aiming? Where your kids with you when you were randomly popping off rounds? That's so dangerous.

2. Why does the model of the pistol matter?

3. If you have already shot at the dogs, why do you think your neighbor will rationally discuss the issue with you?

Shoot them with an beebee gun. Pump that bitch 6-7 times & pop one in the arse. They'll learn quick.

#8 from a .20 or rat shot from a .22. That should do it.

Patience may reveal the true cause of your problem, only one reason why lazy biscuit eating labs are on your property is to follow the master...
Relocating a few cameras might catch the master, then you have all you need to give to LE to do your dirty work and avoid long term run ins with trespasser

My experience:
We lived in a semi rural area years ago. A neighbor's Rott started going to my MIL's house and growling at her. she was scared to go out the house.I went and talked to neighbor who said she was keeping her son's dog in a pen but would let it out of the pen to run. I told her what was going on and she said the dog wouldn't bite anyone. I told her I would shoot the dog if it came in Moms yard growling again. I went home called the Sherriff and explained. He said to call in next time. Next day, same thing happened. I called it in then went over there to dispatch the dog but a deputy beat me there. He had his gun out asking where's the dog? Mom said it went back home. Lady had locked it up by then. We filed a complaint. The lady went to court paid a $300 fine, told her son to come get the effed dog. No more problem. That deputy sure wanted to shoot the dog, too!