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Offline peternap

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Handi Held It's Zero
« on: November 21, 2009, 12:51:22 PM »
It's been a long day. I was out at 4"30 am and on stand by 6:00.

The Deer were starting to move and I saw a couple of Doess thaen the Dog Hunters turned those cursed things loose on the next farm. The day went downhill from there.

The usual, wailing of the hounds...under my stand. I thought about shooting two of them but the dogs aren't to blame for having slobs a parents.

Anyway, I got out of my stand and dropped the 30.06, about 6 feet. I was sure it would have shifted POI so I went to the range. Also scaress the hell out of the Dog Hunters when I start shooting. ;D

The thing hadn't changed at all.
I spent the resst of the day riding the farm to see if there was anyone I could lock up but they stayed off my property...just let the dogs run over it.

It really was suprising that as forend sensitive they are, it didn't change one MOA.

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Re: Handi Held It's Zero
« Reply #1 on: November 21, 2009, 01:52:38 PM »
Peter, I'm a hound man...have had them all my life.  Beagles....bunny hounds.  I can start running them September 15 here in Michigan, but I never did.  I don't run them till the first of the year when achery, rifle and ML seasons are over.  then I have 3 months to run them on snow.  It is common courtesy, and I don't have to worry about an angry hunter shooting my dogs.  My hounds usually stay within my property, but once in a while they'll jump a "cross country" bunny and will get off it.

I was invited once to a southern hound hunt for deer, and it wasn't my cup of tea.  I thought it was really tough on deer and dogs, and who wants to eat a deer after all that adrenilin (sp) has pumped through it.

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Re: Handi Held It's Zero
« Reply #2 on: November 21, 2009, 03:12:18 PM »
Peter, I'm a hound man...have had them all my life.  Beagles....bunny hounds.  I can start running them September 15 here in Michigan, but I never did.  I don't run them till the first of the year when achery, rifle and ML seasons are over.  then I have 3 months to run them on snow.  It is common courtesy, and I don't have to worry about an angry hunter shooting my dogs.  My hounds usually stay within my property, but once in a while they'll jump a "cross country" bunny and will get off it.

I was invited once to a southern hound hunt for deer, and it wasn't my cup of tea.  I thought it was really tough on deer and dogs, and who wants to eat a deer after all that adrenilin (sp) has pumped through it.

Pete

This is a small but growing group I  and other property owners have trouble with.
They have a couple of 30 acre leases and treat them like they are 30000.

I've locked up enough of them that they know I mean business but they still try to run the hounds thjrough and shoot deer on the other I've trapped the dogs and let them loose fifty miles out and had other dealings with the group I don't want to talk about...

This year, they have a new group that from what I understand, couldn't afford to lease land, so just run dogs where they can.

From my stand


The new bunch



This kept on all morning and afternoon.
Soon, the General Asembly will give in and ban hound hunting or worse, make it so expensive only the rich can do it. Duck hunting is getting that way.

All because the sport won't police itself.

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Re: Handi Held It's Zero
« Reply #3 on: November 22, 2009, 05:53:02 AM »


I wouldn't tuen the dogs loose like that..I would catch them and then rasom them from their owners..Make them pay out of pocket for ruining your day..When they come for their dogs..have the law there to haul their butts into jail...2 birds with 1 stone so to speak..No harm to the dogs this way..If they want their dogs back..let them sue you..if they are stupid enough..$500 a dog sounds about right..

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