Get your Deer Dogs and Get Out
#151
They are never held responsible and that is why guys take things to the point of shooting dogs. You stated earlier that you tolerate it at home. What's next, would you tolerate me and my friends hanging stands on your land or maybe driving my atv through while you are hunting.
But, I have to realise Maine is a big place with alot of hunting room right now. But, it still does not give anyone the right to shoot someones dog either way you slice it.
#152
I don't own much land, but i was smart enough to avoid buying it in the middle of ground-zero for hunting deer with dogs, then whining about it. Here's your sign, sharpstuff.



#153
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 427
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From: Woodbridge, Virginia
Sorry News,
I forgot to address you questions, I was too busy talking to Lanse. I think that I need to buy him a beer, he sure has my blood pressure up. I have a feeling he is playing with me a little bit and enjoys it.
I guess there is always the chance that the dogs can run a booner in front of one of my stands. That's not the point. That's like saying if I shot your dogs with a salt & Pepper gun, they might be better dogs and stay on your own land. I scout my land a bunch and know the natural movement of the deer. When the dogs run, the deer scatter and it takes time for them to get back to normal. Chances are better than not, that we won't see deer on their normal travel routes. If you are in a stand on your land and 20 hunters walked through on a deer drive uninvited, would you think that this might have helped you so you don't confront them. I don't think so. I can see both sides of the problem, mine clearer because I paid for the land. I just don't have a solution and I have not heard one from you. All I hear is that the dogs aren't that bad, quit crying you may have one run by you. If this is all I am going to hear and the only solutions you dog runners have, the tradition you love is truly in trouble.
I forgot to address you questions, I was too busy talking to Lanse. I think that I need to buy him a beer, he sure has my blood pressure up. I have a feeling he is playing with me a little bit and enjoys it.
I guess there is always the chance that the dogs can run a booner in front of one of my stands. That's not the point. That's like saying if I shot your dogs with a salt & Pepper gun, they might be better dogs and stay on your own land. I scout my land a bunch and know the natural movement of the deer. When the dogs run, the deer scatter and it takes time for them to get back to normal. Chances are better than not, that we won't see deer on their normal travel routes. If you are in a stand on your land and 20 hunters walked through on a deer drive uninvited, would you think that this might have helped you so you don't confront them. I don't think so. I can see both sides of the problem, mine clearer because I paid for the land. I just don't have a solution and I have not heard one from you. All I hear is that the dogs aren't that bad, quit crying you may have one run by you. If this is all I am going to hear and the only solutions you dog runners have, the tradition you love is truly in trouble.
#154
Did the owner of the dog that was shot get a fine or jail time for trespassing or his dog being off a leash or any of many laws that are usually broken by dog runners? Your story sounds like a pet running after deer on a neighbors land, not a pack of deer hounds with telemetry collars chasing deer so a hunter can shoot them. The fact is that nothing ever happens to the guys who knowing let their dogs run across property lines without permission.
#155
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 427
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From: Woodbridge, Virginia
Thanks for another shot at me. You are pretty good at calling people names but short on educated answers. The hunt club below me bought the land 14 months AFTER I did. Your starting to show you are just not the brightest tool in the shed. Put down the spiderman doll and think before you type.
#156
Phil,
Man that is tough on the dogs. They had to be put down because their owner is a idiot. I am glad the same doesn't apply to people when your boss is an idiot, because I would have never made it this long.
Man that is tough on the dogs. They had to be put down because their owner is a idiot. I am glad the same doesn't apply to people when your boss is an idiot, because I would have never made it this long.
#157
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 427
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From: Woodbridge, Virginia
Lanse, the beer is on me anytime you want to come down. I like the banter as much as the next guy, but we do have a real problem with this here.
Phil, I have posted before that the local authorities will not help. I have tried that and actually have a lawsuit I am fighting with the club along with 3 other landowners they do the same thing to. First you say let the authorities take care of it and then you say you have a habit of taking care of things. Which is it? I am not whining about how they hunt. I have already offerred my land to them if they don't run dogs while I am there. Are you just reading what you want?
Phil, I have posted before that the local authorities will not help. I have tried that and actually have a lawsuit I am fighting with the club along with 3 other landowners they do the same thing to. First you say let the authorities take care of it and then you say you have a habit of taking care of things. Which is it? I am not whining about how they hunt. I have already offerred my land to them if they don't run dogs while I am there. Are you just reading what you want?
#159
ORIGINAL: Lanse couche couche
You're right, I'm a complete idiot, of course deer hunting with dogs in the South was invented solely to harass you after you bought your land. You are right, I swear. Now, about that BEER!
You're right, I'm a complete idiot, of course deer hunting with dogs in the South was invented solely to harass you after you bought your land. You are right, I swear. Now, about that BEER!
They are Bubba Dogs!
Here's Bubba, his brother Bubba and his cousin Bubba!


