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Bear Hounds in Mn


Neiko

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Read the law Neiko. It says, unless you are a conservation or peace officer it is unlawful to shoot a dog pursuing big game from July 15 until January 1. If you do, you will be held liable for damages.

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Nolte you obviously don't know me. I am the last person to worry about life.

I know the laws quite well and abide by them. It is a system and you have to know how to play the game by the rules. That is what makes it fun.

"347.03. Dogs may be killed

Any owner or caretaker may kill any dog found chasing, injuring, or worrying sheep or other livestock or poultry owned by or in care of such owner or caretaker, on lands or premises owned or controlled by the owner or caretaker, and any owner or caretaker of sheep may kill any dog found on the owner's or caretaker's premises where sheep are kept, not under human restraint or control."

Anyone have any sheep for sale? I only need 1. wink.gif

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I actually got a laugh about that one -can I ask what else your going to use the sheep for..JUST KIDDING

.... Come on.. your telling me if I am out hunting and my dog gets away and I try to find him your going to do something?

I think your just having fun posting... You did make me laugh

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Someone started citing laws so I merely was playing there game showing there are legal ways to take care of the problem. All I am saying is it isn't going to be pretty if I am hunting my property and I get a pack of dogs on my property ruining my hunt. Will I take care of them probably not but I would hate to be the owner.

I am glad someone got a laugh out of it. Cheeseheads have no sense of humor.

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Neiko

The way you came off originally, it sounded like you fanatically worried about your property. I've had no less than a dozen people tell me they were going to shoot my dogs, and this was when I was within my rights of hunting. One such landowner had 5 acres surrounded by thousands of county land, but we were chasing all his deer away so he was livid(in February no less). Those kinds of statements really rub me the wrong way.

Let me know when you get your sheep, I'll find a pair of velcro gloves and send em to you. That should make those cold MN nights a little more tolerable. grin.gif

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Yea shooting someones hunting dog is not a great idea there you must not know how much some of them hounds cost and what they mean to some hunter i tell you what if someone shot my dog they would pay for it and be turned in and after all that i would to alittle my self to make that persons live misserable

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Do you hounds hunters put blaze orange collar on your dogs? Something to distinguish them from wild dogs.

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When hunting with our hounds we will have tracking collars on them to beable to keep track of them were ever they may be and usually a regualr collar of different collars a collar on any dog is very visable to bout any one and them tracking collars if you cant seem them i don't know what to tell ya they stick out pretty easly when im coon hunting at night i put lighted collars on my dogs they can be seen up to a mile away as long as in line of sight

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