Dogs in camp
 

This past season my wife had perfect opputunity to take a nice 3 point mulie , a perfect twenty yard shot a shot that she practiced for for two years at 3D shoots and in the back yard, she would of had no problemfinaly the moment arrives and next to a creek there he was she was just about full draw when the dog jumps fromthe back of our hunting parties pickup and went straight for the deer well you can guess the rest. i think anyone that brings a pet especially a dog should leave it back at camp tied up.

RE: Dogs in camp
 

That one is a no brainer. Anyone who brings their pet along on a deer hunt definately does not want to get any deer.

RE: Dogs in camp
 

Cant blame the dog

RE: Dogs in camp
 

Sorry to hear about your wife's misfortune. Dogs aren't welcome in PA for hunting.

RE: Dogs in camp
 

was she in the back of the truck with the dog?just didn't get the connection.

RE: Dogs in camp
 

I let a real nice deer go by one day just to shoot the dag that wasafter it.It was prity normal for a few guys to let there dags go opening day of deer season.

As for dogs in camp.THEY SUCK. Think about it,a dog is a predator deer are prey.Now not only do you have to hide your sent but you have to hide a dogs allso.

RE: Dogs in camp
 

My dog stays in my ground blind,doesnt move,and I get my deer
and turkeys,sleeps uder my fold up chair and even helped find
one of my turkeys last year![8D]

RE: Dogs in camp
 

No, untrained dogs should be shot!

RE: Dogs in camp
 

I am not a dog person myself and even if I was they would be
no where near my hunting area.

RE: Dogs in camp
 

pet owners have to be responsible!!! they owe it to the animals and they should respect other people...especially hunters.
hopefully your wife will get another shot at a good deer...hopefully bigger and better.