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First of all that is the grade I give you for remembering what you said before. I quote "When I entered the woods I heard the familiar sound nobody likes to hear, hunting dogs." But yet later you said you have no problem with hunting with dogs, you thought it might be fun. You are just full of contradictions.

Oh, and thank you for feeling that you have a right to speak for everyone. Please, don't speak for me.

I do feel that rules are there to be followed...but you haven't given any evidence to say that they have broken a rule. The last guy that posted just posted the laws of hunting from a road way but the way it is worded is that you can use shotguns with buckshot above a #4.

If someone was going to be so blatent in poaching wouldn't they also do it at night? I don't think that they would do it during the day with 15 hunters...they sure aren't trying to hide anything.

Another thing, you mentioned fawns with spotts being killed and left for scavengers. What time of year are you talking about...I hunt both North and South Alabama several times a year. I have never seen a fawn with spots during the dog season.

And yes I am a dog hunter. But I do it by the law. Not all of us dog hunters are poachers and tresspassers. I bet that I have caught more still hunters poaching and tresspassing on my land than dog hunters. Especially tresspassing to look for a so called hit deer. Whether it is a wounded deer or you wanting to hunt on my land, someone better make a phone call.

All I am asking is to stop criticizing and acusing people without knowing the facts.