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uncle matt 11-02-2009 02:26 PM

S hoot
S hovel
S hutup

From what you posted it has been going on far too long. It isn't some isolated incident or two where, "Ooops the dogs escaped." They are running without any control (wild).

I wouldn't talk to no one about nothing. Don't want anyone coming back asking any questions or knowing it was you that was the upset one (motive).

iSnipe 11-02-2009 05:38 PM

SSS

iSnipe

tcl632 11-02-2009 08:15 PM

wait for it ............BOOM....................no more dog

nromaker 11-02-2009 11:18 PM

In missouri it is illegal to shoot dogs. If caughr you can be prosected. Seems if know if I agree with shooting them or not. Do they have collars on or can you catch them and take them back to their owner and have a chat with them.If I made that effort and still had the problem then I believe I could give them lead poisoning and sleep at night also. Just my opinion

robert4570 11-03-2009 12:01 AM

The dog issue is a never ending problem in most rural areas.
I wont shoot dogs , for legal reasons and ethical. I had many dogs in my life and just couldnt kill one unless it was aggresive and threatened me
Believe me , I've had several hunts ruined because dogs running around , but most of the times they've been put in by dog hunters illegaly hunting a tract that they aint supposed to hunt.....I must say these are in the minority . Most dog clubs have been pretty good though.

Get the law involved.

kevin1 11-03-2009 02:33 AM

We have this discussion every year, and it always boils down to two choices:
A) Shoot the dogs
B) Call the law

Pick one.

WhitBri 11-03-2009 06:38 AM

I've had the same problem in the past. Found the owner let him know and showed proof with trail cam pics. Warned him I trap the land and didn't want to hurt his dogs. His quote was, "I moved to the country so my dogs could run" I wished him a good day and left. I havn't seen those dogs for a while..... Wonder what happened to them? Shhhhh

RugerM77.270 11-03-2009 06:50 AM

Find the owner and talk to him/her. If the problem persist SSS.

thatmichhunter 11-03-2009 07:00 AM

to quote the Michigan DNR from about ten years ago, "don't waste my time shoot shovel and shut the hell up"

Jacob Garrett 11-03-2009 07:14 AM

If there someones rabbit dogs they should have a collar on with a name plate and phone number. Someone may be turning the dogs in there and hunting on your place. If you can catch one of the dogs you can get the info. off the collar the local wildlife officer can have a talk with them. If they don't have a collar on then they are not hunting dogs or there deer dogs someone doesn't want to get caught with. If there strays or someones illegal deer dogs put a bullet to them and don't worry about it.


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