texwest44
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Did they ever say how it tasted?
Anyone in the Kalispell Area Missing a Husky?
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LCH
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I thought of this incident a couple weeks ago, when I saw this critter at the grocery store. I think I'd have shot and maybe even skinned this one out if I came across it wolf hunting.
OntarioHunter
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Better hone your reading skills. She plead no contest. Not a conviction but an acknowledgement of guilt. She made her lies an issue when she published them. Shoots her credibility right in the arse ... before she ever made it to court. And yes, it was admissible.
You brake your truck to stop it. You break a window when you lock your keys inside.
Hunter charged for killing pet dogs he thought were coyotes
A hunter who told authorities he killed and skinned what he thought were two coyotes, but later discovered they were a Connecticut family’s pet German shepherds, has been criminally charged.
www.westernslopenow.com
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Wondering if he runs Vortex too?Hunter charged for killing pet dogs he thought were coyotes
A hunter who told authorities he killed and skinned what he thought were two coyotes, but later discovered they were a Connecticut family’s pet German shepherds, has been criminally charged.
Damn crossbows.
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D4570
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Now that is funny
2ski
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I dont know. The people that are defending her seem to be taking her at her word. She just backpedaled after her initial idiotic post. All the information in this always came from her if memory serves without rereading. Are you really going to take her word for it after her initial post on Facebook?
D4570
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I still don't see the problem.
In my mind the only she is guilty of is very poor judgment.
In the forest or other public lands if the dog is not a "work" dog actively working it is to be in direct control or on a leash, The FWP and Sheriff both said no law was broken, and the courts yielded to public opinion with the cruelty ruling.
In my mind the only she is guilty of is very poor judgment.
In the forest or other public lands if the dog is not a "work" dog actively working it is to be in direct control or on a leash, The FWP and Sheriff both said no law was broken, and the courts yielded to public opinion with the cruelty ruling.
I haven't seen a FWP statement, but not sure it carries much weight since this is not a game violation.
The sheriffs office did write her a citation, so I don't understand your statement, but please carry on.
