Dog hunting outlaws
01-17-2009, 07:02 AM
#201
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,519
RE: Dog hunting outlaws
ORIGINAL: deerdogdude
Actually its not dog hunters fighting, itsSOME still hunters fighting and dog hunters for some reason(including me) standing up to most of the liesSOME of these guys tell. I know some of this stuff happens but the waySOME of these "hunters" act, its a everyday occurance?? Dog hunting no matter how many times you post it ,think it, dream it, is not going anywhere. And YES drinking and hunting should result in you loosing your hunting rights!! By the way I had 1 instance this year with tresspassers, and it was 2 guys STILL hunting on my power line, their excuse...."I thought this was part of our land", funny thing was 1 of them was standing 5 feet from my cable loaded with posted signs. We hunt in Prince George/Sussex and I NEVER see hunters hunting from the road. I hunt just about everyday and it just does not happen around here that I have seen. 
ORIGINAL: hometheaterman
So instead of the still hunters and dog hunters fighting against each other all the time they should try to all work together and show the non hunter how hunters aren't as bad as the reputation they have.
So instead of the still hunters and dog hunters fighting against each other all the time they should try to all work together and show the non hunter how hunters aren't as bad as the reputation they have.
01-18-2009, 05:37 PM
#202
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location:
Posts: 61
RE: Dog hunting outlaws
Geez Guys, let's all go meet in the center of the road, sing Kumbaya and shoot a couple of deer! Drinks on me! Season is over, I've got 300+ days to write letters, call the politicians and whine like hell! Free at last, free at last, thank God Almighty, free at last!! I think I'll go to the inaguration now.
01-21-2009, 06:02 AM
#205
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location:
Posts: 466
RE: Dog hunting outlaws
ORIGINAL: vahoundsman
what happened to bigbird????????
did crumbe's friend have him arrested??????????
what happened to bigbird????????
did crumbe's friend have him arrested??????????
I'm about over wasting time going back and forth on this on the forums. Neither side is going to change or give and it's not going to be decided on here either. Probably in the end it only upsets each side and makes things worse. This thread did that from both sides. Why keep endlessly fanning the flames?
02-05-2009, 04:25 AM
#208
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Hayes, Va.
Posts: 2,332
RE: Dog hunting outlaws
ORIGINAL: 700Rem
Good Grief: You can tell the season is over....Didnt want to be left out so heres my .2
Good Grief: You can tell the season is over....Didnt want to be left out so heres my .2
02-05-2009, 11:21 AM
#209
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Lubbock Texas USA
Posts: 4,256
RE: Dog hunting outlaws
LOL LOTS of crapola on both sides of this story. Calling the news, getting a lawyer, Shooting the dang dog, you got it. Calling PETA Give me a break.
Other side.
If any of you think you can walk on to my land without my say so you have a big surprise in store. Walk into my yard, check my barn. LOL just try it. You let your dog loose + its on my land + I see it = one dead dog. Yes I do have the right to do that! You cant control it I sure as heck can.
You are not a responsible hunter if you do not or can not control what you are hunting with be it bow, gun, dog or what ever.
If you are a dog hunter and you do not take the time and effort to secure the right to be on others property before you turn them loose to me you are no better than a poacher and should be treated the same way. One way is ethical the other isn't, and you wounder why he is pissed. Give me a fricken break.
I use to wounder why land owners were so pi--ed off at hunters all the time. If you are a dog club and you know this is going on why not do something to help stop it? The old saying goes, "if your not part of the solution, you are a part of the problem."
Peta and thinking you can do what ever you want on someones property. Give me a fricken Break.
Other side.
If any of you think you can walk on to my land without my say so you have a big surprise in store. Walk into my yard, check my barn. LOL just try it. You let your dog loose + its on my land + I see it = one dead dog. Yes I do have the right to do that! You cant control it I sure as heck can.
You are not a responsible hunter if you do not or can not control what you are hunting with be it bow, gun, dog or what ever.
If you are a dog hunter and you do not take the time and effort to secure the right to be on others property before you turn them loose to me you are no better than a poacher and should be treated the same way. One way is ethical the other isn't, and you wounder why he is pissed. Give me a fricken break.
I use to wounder why land owners were so pi--ed off at hunters all the time. If you are a dog club and you know this is going on why not do something to help stop it? The old saying goes, "if your not part of the solution, you are a part of the problem."
Peta and thinking you can do what ever you want on someones property. Give me a fricken Break.
02-05-2009, 12:04 PM
#210
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,519
RE: Dog hunting outlaws
ORIGINAL: Who
LOL LOTS of crapola on both sides of this story. Calling the news, getting a lawyer, Shooting the dang dog, you got it. Calling PETA Give me a break.
Other side.
If any of you think you can walk on to my land without my say so you have a big surprise in store. Walk into my yard, check my barn. LOL just try it. You let your dog loose + its on my land + I see it = one dead dog. Yes I do have the right to do that! You cant control it I sure as heck can.
You are not a responsible hunter if you do not or can not control what you are hunting with be it bow, gun, dog or what ever.
If you are a dog hunter and you do not take the time and effort to secure the right to be on others property before you turn them loose to me you are no better than a poacher and should be treated the same way. One way is ethical the other isn't, and you wounder why he is pissed. Give me a fricken break.
I use to wounder why land owners were so pi--ed off at hunters all the time. If you are a dog club and you know this is going on why not do something to help stop it? The old saying goes, "if your not part of the solution, you are a part of the problem."
Peta and thinking you can do what ever you want on someones property. Give me a fricken Break.
LOL LOTS of crapola on both sides of this story. Calling the news, getting a lawyer, Shooting the dang dog, you got it. Calling PETA Give me a break.
Other side.
If any of you think you can walk on to my land without my say so you have a big surprise in store. Walk into my yard, check my barn. LOL just try it. You let your dog loose + its on my land + I see it = one dead dog. Yes I do have the right to do that! You cant control it I sure as heck can.
You are not a responsible hunter if you do not or can not control what you are hunting with be it bow, gun, dog or what ever.
If you are a dog hunter and you do not take the time and effort to secure the right to be on others property before you turn them loose to me you are no better than a poacher and should be treated the same way. One way is ethical the other isn't, and you wounder why he is pissed. Give me a fricken break.
I use to wounder why land owners were so pi--ed off at hunters all the time. If you are a dog club and you know this is going on why not do something to help stop it? The old saying goes, "if your not part of the solution, you are a part of the problem."
Peta and thinking you can do what ever you want on someones property. Give me a fricken Break.