re: Has anyone seen that dog on 1-10, right before the Michoud exit? RECOVERED!!

Just be aware of Bayou Sauvage Drone rules Bayou Sauvage


Drones
Wildlife, and even endangered species— can be negatively affected by drone flights. It is illegal to operate unmanned aircraft on Refuge property without a special permit. (*A drone flight may be permitted occasionally for research or resource management purposes). If a drone operator stands beyond Refuge boundaries and flies the vehicle over the Refuge, fines can be levied if the drone is observed disturbing wildlife. Please be a responsible drone operator and be respectful of wildlife and your refuges.


Prohibited Activities:

Feeding alligators or any wildlife is prohibited. Encouraging gators to approach humans as a source of food is dangerous for people and pets and unhealthy for the alligators
Motorized vehicles on any levee
Target shooting, ATVs, and horses are prohibited on the refuge
Air-thrust boats, aircraft, mud boats, air-cooled propulsion engines may only be used to traverse the refuge through the Intracoastal Waterway, the Irish Bayou Straight Canal, the Jahncke Canal, and Bayou de Lesaire
Any person or group acting as hunting guide, outfitter, or in any other capacity while collecting payment for services rendered, whether directly or indirectly, from another source
The use of open fires or camping
Cutting, removing, or damaging trees and other plant matter
The use of toxic lead shot while hunting
The use of flagging or trail markers, except bright eyes
Hunting within 200 feet of any road, railroad, levee, water control structure , designated public use trail, parking are, or other designated public use facility
All commercial fin and shell fishing
The use of drones
The use of trotlines, limb lines, slat traps.

I lined up a drone operator with thermal imaging, will be there in one hour.

LFG

One of the best threads ever. Praying Rico is found safe and sound. The OT is an underrated place amongst the world.

I was sad reading about the poor dog yesterday so I stopped checking the thread. Just decided to catch up and I want to say how great this place really can be sometimes. I hope he’s found safe in the daylight. Poor Rico.

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Dude gets a lot of shite here for his political takes, but no one can crap on him for this story. Dude drove from BR to help a guy he doesn't know in one of the shittiest areas of NOLA, at night.

Someone needs to get him a damn beer or two.

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Why is Rico running from human help? Seems strange to me.

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Because Rico is a scared dog right now.

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Why is Rico running from human help? Seems strange to me.

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That’s what terrified lost dogs do. That’s why it’s important not to chase him.

If you see him, keep an eye on him, see if you can lure him to you, but otherwise wait for the owners.

At some point, if all else fails, you decide if you need to go the trap route if you know he’s staying in the area.

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lined up a drone operator with thermal imaging, will be there in one hour.

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What an awesome update.

I’m excited for the videos of finding this good boy

Why would you want to bother him when he is in there looking for his dog? Be patient.