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August 23, 2006, 08:18 PM
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Wow. That picture of the whole animal really does look like a chow/something. My girlfriend and I pretty much figured dog when we saw the picture of the face.
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August 23, 2006, 11:45 PM
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You people really need to learn to take comments less seriously. I'm not shooting dogs, I doubt anyone is going to read my comment and shoot a dog, you need to relax.
(btw, if anyone does, post pix!) (Kidding, but it would be okay if it were a deer? Sheesh.) |
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August 24, 2006, 05:40 AM
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I do some predator calling/hunting. If he came to a squalling cotton tail call, I would give em a lil lead injection. Him and any other dog like creature that runs with coyotes.
I am not too sensative to the comments about kill em all. I get the idea. You don't much care for the breed. I hear people at work say the same thing about democrats. Noone is acting on that one yet.
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August 24, 2006, 09:15 AM
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WHOOAA guys !! I didn't mean to start a DOG FIGHT
 It's hard to tell from the pictures, but I don't see any canine teeth. |
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August 24, 2006, 10:53 AM
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Some orange pekoe or good Bigelow would be nice though....... Actually, I have no problem with your "feeling" that way about chows, though I did happen to own one once.....was a great dog......but you have an issue with them and that's fine. but... 1) Posting the advocation of killing a domesticated animal for "sport" on a public gun forum thread in the hunt section....could kinda load an "anti" with even more bogus info / ammo to distribute for their cause. Just me, but I think we should keep our public posts as "clean" as we can, set as good an example as we can, and keep a positive image. Subjects such as firearms and hunting are very emotional issues, and I know it's hard to keep a straight and narrow focus......I'm sure they troll our forums on occasion, just as we cruise theirs to see what they are up to. 2) I'm taking this way too far off the hunt topic and closer to l&p, so....... How bout those wild dogs and other nuisance critters! 
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August 24, 2006, 12:41 PM
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Our deer lease has one side that has a highway down one side of it, and it seems to be a place where people want to dump their unwanted pets out. People don't realize that a dog that has been turned loose becomes a predator/scavenger, and will pack with other dogs to create a REAL problem for everyone. We have to go in about every two or three years and shoot out a pack or two of animals, to keep them from killing small fawns, and calves from the ranches around the lease. I sure don't like doing it, but it is a shame to have to look at them half starved to death, with their ribs sticking out, and the breeds that don't shed, will be packed with hair that is matted so bad, that they can hardly see. The animal rights guys, need to worry more about the people who are not responsible enough to have a pet, more than worrying about the hunters. The hunters get stuck with the job of having to clean up for them, and we wind up taking the wrap. I have been a pet owner since I was a kid, and I have had pets that I had to put down, but I took resonsibility on myself to take care of it myself, not just drop my problem off on someone else to do. 
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