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re: One more day baws and we release the hounds
Posted on 12/11/21 at 4:27 pm to tigerfoot
Posted on 12/11/21 at 4:27 pm to tigerfoot
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then they just toss em in the oven. I’m not sure it is a system you want. Or some dog fighters come buy em out the back door and let pit bulls tear them apart.
dude...they get turned over with their collars on.
As a dog owner myself My dog is micro chipped and always collared
These bastards don't feed their dogs hardly and they have the cheapest arse collars. If they can't afford good gps collars that can work the dog properly, they don't belong in the sport.
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Posted on 12/11/21 at 4:33 pm to REB BEER
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That’s all we run for deer nowadays. It’s easier to cut em off and keep them off other peoples property.
I was always one of the drivers...I've seen deer play around in front of beagles just staying far enough ahead and have killed many a slip buck after the dogs pass chasing the does...it's a trip...
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DownshiftAndFloorIt
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my favorite memories as a kid was hearing my great uncle blow "dead deer" before anybody had cell phones
This post was edited on 12/11/21 at 4:36 pm
Posted on 12/11/21 at 4:38 pm to Pepperidge
A lot of you cornpilers are complaining about what is actually poaching.
There is such a thing as legal, ethical dog hunting. And hunting with dogs has been around longer than any firearm hunting and definitely longer than thinking the “right” way to hunt is while wearing scent blocking panties with a carbon fiber bow or .300 mag
There is such a thing as legal, ethical dog hunting. And hunting with dogs has been around longer than any firearm hunting and definitely longer than thinking the “right” way to hunt is while wearing scent blocking panties with a carbon fiber bow or .300 mag
Posted on 12/11/21 at 4:38 pm to REB BEER
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Then they are not like us. Y’all need to quit lumping all deer dog hunters into 1 category.
I've hunted 3 leases in 3 completely different areas in Mississippi...all long terms.
This is the only experience I've ever had with them.
It's not something you can say only happens in a certain area, because it's happened in all areas I've been.
Posted on 12/11/21 at 4:52 pm to Pepperidge
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This is the only experience I've ever had with them
I know a few who go through a lot of effort to do it right. They call my uncle and ask if they can retrieve their dogs and apologize. It doesn't happen from them often. For every one that does it right there seems to be 10 that don't and the one that does it right puts his head in the sand and pretends its not a thing.
Eta: I don't think that dog hunting should be banned. There's gotta be a better way to keep em honest though. A landowner has to jump through hoops to do anything about it.
This post was edited on 12/11/21 at 4:58 pm
Posted on 12/11/21 at 5:02 pm to Loup
Thankfully, there arent many dog runners around us.
I’ve only seen one dog in my life while in a tree stand.
That being said, we did have two pit bulls and a four wheeler just strolling through our property on the main gravel road. Didn’t even acknowledge us
We asked, “are you lost?”
We lost a dog running a pig onto your place.
“Well this property is posted”
We know
“Ok”
Called green jeans and told him we will shoot the next pit we see on our property. I don’t mind beagles but I’m not going to have pit bulls running around where my kids play.
I’ve only seen one dog in my life while in a tree stand.
That being said, we did have two pit bulls and a four wheeler just strolling through our property on the main gravel road. Didn’t even acknowledge us
We asked, “are you lost?”
We lost a dog running a pig onto your place.
“Well this property is posted”
We know
“Ok”
Called green jeans and told him we will shoot the next pit we see on our property. I don’t mind beagles but I’m not going to have pit bulls running around where my kids play.
Posted on 12/11/21 at 5:04 pm to Loup
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There's gotta be a better way to keep em honest though.
Private land only
No releasing near roads
Dogs must be GPS and shock collared
We have laws and regulations for everything else but nothing to stop someone from releasing the hounds right outside my fence
Posted on 12/11/21 at 5:28 pm to The Levee
quote:I’d add a requirement that to run deer dogs you need to own or lease a certain minimum number of acres…or that the property be fenced.
Private land only
No releasing near roads
Dogs must be GPS and shock collared
We have laws and regulations for everything else but nothing to stop someone from releasing the hounds right outside my fence
Either low fence your dogs in or have a tract of land big enough to where its unlikely the dogs will wander onto land they don’t belong on
Posted on 12/11/21 at 5:48 pm to REB BEER
Keep those SOB’s off my property and we will be ok.
Posted on 12/11/21 at 6:06 pm to Tiger Prawn
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Private land only No releasing near roads Dogs must be GPS and shock collared We have laws and regulations for everything else but nothing to stop someone from releasing the hounds right outside my fence
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I’d add a requirement that to run deer dogs you need to own or lease a certain minimum number of acres…or that the property be fenced.
Either low fence your dogs in or have a tract of land big enough to where its unlikely the dogs will wander onto land they don’t belong on
even better
Posted on 12/11/21 at 6:17 pm to Tiger Prawn
The dog hunters were banned from Kisatchie National Forest but they had no one to blame but themselves. They were terrorizing people that lived next to the forest.They had CB radios in their trucks and 4 wheelers and would be racing up and down the roads at high rates of speed trying to cut off the deer.
My Dad lived next to the forest and had a guy take a “stand” in his front yard.Guy didn’t want to leave so my Dad went in and got his shotgun,guy left then.
I did some dog hunting a few years,the way we did it we lined the boundaries on foot and tried to catch the dogs before they got off our lease.They often got by us though and then would be riding all over looking for the dogs.I got tired of it after a few years,seemed like we spent more time looking for dogs than we actually hunted.
I was into rabbit beagles quite a few years.That was more fun,same principle but seldom had to search for dogs.
My Dad lived next to the forest and had a guy take a “stand” in his front yard.Guy didn’t want to leave so my Dad went in and got his shotgun,guy left then.
I did some dog hunting a few years,the way we did it we lined the boundaries on foot and tried to catch the dogs before they got off our lease.They often got by us though and then would be riding all over looking for the dogs.I got tired of it after a few years,seemed like we spent more time looking for dogs than we actually hunted.
I was into rabbit beagles quite a few years.That was more fun,same principle but seldom had to search for dogs.
Posted on 12/11/21 at 6:42 pm to A_bear
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Put up a fence
I figured when you said you wanted dogs running while you were bow hunting you weren’t the brightest, but your hook is showing with this take
If you are serious I hope your neighbor lets his dog shite on your porch everyday and tells you if you don’t like it put up a fence.
This post was edited on 12/11/21 at 6:47 pm
Posted on 12/11/21 at 7:32 pm to REB BEER
all of our dogs had name and numbers on the collar and we always left food and the driver left a hat at the tailgate drop...they would backtrail so we would find them pretty quickly most of the time...
we had a pretty good size lease so hardly any issues with them going off the place because we only ran them when we had a lot of standers...
there were a lot of people that would catch dogs and hunt them instead of calling owners...
they were the ones trespassing and cutting deer off on private property...they would abandon the dogs at the end of the season...
place has been still hunt only for the last 30 yrs...
we had a pretty good size lease so hardly any issues with them going off the place because we only ran them when we had a lot of standers...
there were a lot of people that would catch dogs and hunt them instead of calling owners...
they were the ones trespassing and cutting deer off on private property...they would abandon the dogs at the end of the season...
place has been still hunt only for the last 30 yrs...
Posted on 12/11/21 at 7:51 pm to REB BEER
Cool. When, in your mind, is an appropriate time to shoot them on my property?
Posted on 12/11/21 at 8:29 pm to Raz4back
Not deer hounds but I had lots of problems with coon hunters for years. Same group of guys would show up on trail camera less than 12 hours before the gun opener every year.
Alerted them that I would be running coyote footholds and conibear bucket sets in the area. 4 sore paws and one dead by conibear and they found a new location.
Alerted them that I would be running coyote footholds and conibear bucket sets in the area. 4 sore paws and one dead by conibear and they found a new location.
Posted on 12/11/21 at 8:46 pm to TigerOnTheMountain
I sure hope you know that shooting a domesticated animal is against the law, just saying. Everyone on here that’s talking about shooting hounds on their property you want to take the right way than that way. A hound that gets out of pocket the owner has the right to retrieve his hound on that property as long as he doesn’t have a weapon in his possession. But to be respectful the owner should call the land owner and tell him the situation first, most houndsmen will do that. All this fighting back and forth is stupid we are all hunters and love our rights to hunt respectively. If anyone likes listening to podcasts check out the HoundsmenXP and listen to the three part series of what happens when shooting a hound. There is a lot of information on that podcast. But as we all hunters should ban together and fight back what they are trying to take away from us and that’s Our Hunting Rights, not fighting one another because one likes to stand hunt for deer and the other likes to run hounds.
Posted on 12/11/21 at 8:56 pm to 4EvEr Bo REIN
I haven’t shot a dog a yet, but this thread really illustrates the problem. I, the land owner, am expected to allow these hounds to roam freely and harass my animals under threat of having my property burned.
frick that and frick your hounds. Control your dogs. In NC, it isn’t illegal to shoot a problem dog and in most rural areas, it’s encouraged.
frick that and frick your hounds. Control your dogs. In NC, it isn’t illegal to shoot a problem dog and in most rural areas, it’s encouraged.
Posted on 12/11/21 at 9:14 pm to TigerOnTheMountain
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this thread really illustrates the problem
You’re right it does….guys who like dog hunting can’t discuss it without being labeled outlaws.
Posted on 12/11/21 at 9:17 pm to TigerOnTheMountain
Looks like you don’t know nothing about the law. I didn’t know you owned wild deer Ol boy, last time I checked the state owns them. I guess you own the squirrels also. Besides you have to prove it was a nuisance and hounds are not that. The courts would eat you up, when you mess with the right one. Besides like you said you haven’t shot one and I respect that like you should respect those hounds and let that owner come and get them. You might meet a good hearted person.
Posted on 12/11/21 at 9:42 pm to 4EvEr Bo REIN
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Besides like you said you haven’t shot one and I respect that like you should respect those hounds and let that owner come and get them.
How many times do you get to trespass without repercussion? Not trolling, serious question
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