I do not think forensic was a big deal back in the mid 60s, hell we did not see it done or there would not be any question as to who or what ever happened. We did not have pet Angus cows but just some Herefords that were free ranged and wintered on the river bottom. I am not saying all hunters are killing live stock, but that it has and can happen.. My sister worked for WY G&F and at a game check station by Cody a man from back East checked in a Mule as a cow moose. She said the man had know clue what he had done. Stuff happenss.
When is enough, enough?
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I do not think forensic was a big deal back in the mid 60s, hell we did not see it done or there would not be any question as to who or what ever happened. We did not have pet Angus cows but just some Herefords that were free ranged and wintered on the river bottom. I am not saying all hunters are killing live stock, but that it has and can happen.. My sister worked for WY G&F and at a game check station by Cody a man from back East checked in a Mule as a cow moose. She said the man had know clue what he had done. Stuff happenss.
Dinkshooter
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None of the dead cows mentioned above "EVER HAPPENED" ..................................fact.
Stop it.
Stop it.
DRAFTSTUD
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There was a Black Angus hanging around Horse camp that evidently slipped by in the roundup. If we could have caught it and saddled it we were gonna bring it home. If caught we were gonna use the OJ Defence: "If the Saddle fits, you must acquit!" John
The Hedgehog
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I shot 'em. True story.
AZ402
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All I know is, this cow is dead.............fact
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We have had cows shot by hunters and it usually happens once or twice a year. What usually happens is a punk ass teenager goes out with his punk ass friends and they get bored from not seeing anything from the truck. So they see a cow and decide to shoot it and drive off. It happens every year here, not uncommon.
When I was in High School a guy named "Ryan K" bragged to me about 4 cows his uncle shot out deer hunting. It wasn't but a week later I heard my dad on the phone saying 3 cows of our friends and one of our cows were found shot.
Didn't matter to me though, cuz I eat elk
The type of guys that will shoot cows are the same guys who shoot signs when their bored hunting, shoot animals in the headlights and they own ATV's.
You know what sucks about a Havalon knife? I found out its doesn't cut an ATV tire worth a shit.
When I was in High School a guy named "Ryan K" bragged to me about 4 cows his uncle shot out deer hunting. It wasn't but a week later I heard my dad on the phone saying 3 cows of our friends and one of our cows were found shot.
Didn't matter to me though, cuz I eat elk
The type of guys that will shoot cows are the same guys who shoot signs when their bored hunting, shoot animals in the headlights and they own ATV's.
You know what sucks about a Havalon knife? I found out its doesn't cut an ATV tire worth a shit.
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So Dickshooter.......do you think that landowners have made this stuff up for years? Good God man!!!! It happened.........why fight it....? Am I condemning hunters? No....but these things happen for real. Somebody needs to snap a few of you guys back into reality....(sorry Greenhorn)
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Yes I do believe they have made this stuff up for years.
Just like the "Mule" at the check station. The "Moose" at the check station etc.
I used to be a big time cattle operator myself. Good thing no one ever shot 1 of my 10 cows or I would not been able to afford beer at college. Now be a good rancher and go pet your cows.
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I don't believe you've owned a cow in your entire life, including any stints in 4H as a youth. I probably own more land than you, with an average-sized city lot. What I do believe is that your'e a tool, from stem to stern.
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Riiiighhhht. Newsflash... the goat I shot this year wasn't taken in Garfeild or Garfield County, regardless of what it might say on the B&C entry..
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OMG, you are running around with some old Wive's Tale from 45 years ago about some cow mistakenly shot by a guy who thought it was a quail at the distance of 4 yards??? My guess is that as old as that story was, the Angus was likely shot by either the British or the Confederates......
True story here, my cousin's uncle's brother's dad's sister-in-law works in an office in a building where this other guy's ex-wife's brother knows this guy who was up hunting with horses, and then some guy shot his horse. And when the guy who shot his horse came up, the guy was all worried that my cousin's uncle's brother's dad's sister-in-law works in an office in a building where this other guy's ex-wife's brother was going to take all the meat, when, in fact my cousin's uncle's brother's dad's sister-in-law works in an office in a building where this other guy's ex-wife's brother just wanted to get his saddle off the horse.
All I know is, this cow is dead.............fact
How can you not look at that picture and think to yourself, "God Bless Texas"? That picture always brings a smile to my heart.....
Hey Dink,
You think Olefishi's CSI: Billings will be able to determine if the murder weapon was the 6-shooter on Ray Ban's hip or the fancy-schmancy long gun?
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The Hedgehog
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Every year.. on Big Shooter's big ranch.. that's why he gets upset with hunters. They always are shooting his cows.
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Every year.. on Big Shooter's big ranch.. that's why he gets upset with hunters. They always are shooting his cows.
No.....no, not really.......not every year.......but twice this year and that is enough. Stuff happens I realize, but my original point was that this is why landowners get bitter sometimes. Hell, I even "dabble" in a little hunting myself once in a while so I am not totally against hunters, just the bad ones that give the rest of us a bad name.
So, GreenNuts, it did happen, it does happen and will probably happen again....fact of life. Just pisses a guy off once in a while. Kind of like you
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Storytime is over. Fess up - you don't own any cows.
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So Big Shooter your solutions is to lock out law abiding hunters resulting in fewer eyes out there keeping watch for the bad hunters who shoot cows. Yet you are surprised when these bad hunters continue to shoot your cows so you double down and lock up more land to law abiding hunters. How is that going for ya? Has it resulted in your cow shooting incidents decreasing?
Great logic there. I bet you would hate to have an ally in resident hunters who obey the law, far easier to go down the local coffee clatch and bitch and moan with everyone else how difficult your life is and how all these hunters make it harder.
Nemont
Great logic there. I bet you would hate to have an ally in resident hunters who obey the law, far easier to go down the local coffee clatch and bitch and moan with everyone else how difficult your life is and how all these hunters make it harder.
Nemont
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He's no rancher. Gee.. who could it be?
I was there in person not told a sorry, but personally listened to the vet tell my dad what his verdict was. Make fun of a situations that cost people their living all you want but it does not change the facts.. How is it that people are killed every year buy somebody mistaking them for some type of game? At least a cow or horse has for legs. Untrained, educated and unethical so called hunters do kill animals either out of greed or ignorance. Here is a news story that does not prove a cow can be killed with bird shot but if a grizzly can? Did the person that killed our cow do it in self defense, maybe but the cow was still dead.
http://thewesterner.blogspot.com/2009/10/bird-hunter-kills-sow-grizzly.html
Hunter kills grizzly with 20 gage
http://www.wbtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=11254580 donkey for deer
http://www.matr.net/article-32521.html llama for elk
http://digg.com/odd_stuff/Hunter_mistakes_man_for_Turkey_Shoots_and_Kills_him
http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2007/11/23/Hunter-mistakes-cow-for-coyote/UPI-64261195842766/
olefish
http://thewesterner.blogspot.com/2009/10/bird-hunter-kills-sow-grizzly.html
Hunter kills grizzly with 20 gage
http://www.wbtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=11254580 donkey for deer
http://www.matr.net/article-32521.html llama for elk
http://digg.com/odd_stuff/Hunter_mistakes_man_for_Turkey_Shoots_and_Kills_him
http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2007/11/23/Hunter-mistakes-cow-for-coyote/UPI-64261195842766/
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Dearest Idiots,
Cow number was 708 and calf was number 909, stick your "proof" where the sun doesn't shine. There will never be another hunter allowed on my land that we do not know personally. What would BigShooter have to gain by making this up you dumbasses? Speaking of dumbasses, Greenhorn, no one stated that EVERY YEAR something was shot on BigShooter's ranch... NEMont, guess what...It is OUR LAND, if we want to lock it up, we can and will. Again, if you want to hunt, buy your own land and then you can do whatever the hell you want to with it!:BLEEP:
Cow number was 708 and calf was number 909, stick your "proof" where the sun doesn't shine. There will never be another hunter allowed on my land that we do not know personally. What would BigShooter have to gain by making this up you dumbasses? Speaking of dumbasses, Greenhorn, no one stated that EVERY YEAR something was shot on BigShooter's ranch... NEMont, guess what...It is OUR LAND, if we want to lock it up, we can and will. Again, if you want to hunt, buy your own land and then you can do whatever the hell you want to with it!:BLEEP:
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