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drive by shooting today just north of my house, 2 mulies dead 1 with back leg shot off and just left. :angry3:
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Are you saying that they did not exit the vehicle or shot from the road during this?
If the animals were left and you saw the incident did you report it? Being angry and venting here does not help the situation. |
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people should always look around you never know who is watching.
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Hum I think there's more to the story thanks for the narration of what happened not sure that is irrelevant of happened to their legs etc but sad to hear
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they couldn't have been to bright they drove right by the guy standing outside the pump jack
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I wish public stoning was still a thing,...
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legs
2 dead and another running around with it's back leg shot off
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Drive by
Any chance this is related to a certain person who got punched and lost his deer earlier in the season?
That land is posted to the nines, and there is no way that someone made a mistake |
hunting
The ranch has been closed to hunting since 1994 until 2014, we are trying to build back some good mule deer genetics. In 2014 we opened up to bird and some deer hunting. Now due to the lose of one of my non typical mule deer by two dirt bags in a Toyota. I see myself having to close the ranch again, as I have lost one of my prime breeding stock for future generations. That will be 9000 acres of deeded land CLOSED!!
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Report it and try to recover the spent cases.......I have found a few of them when the exact same scenario has happened in this area.
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There is so much of this thread missing? What's up with that? Is this a deer farm in some other province?
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He only refers to them as " his" deer because they live on his ranch , but he knows full well they can walk off at any time No high fences or anything like that . Cat |
just 4 wires
thanks Cat. I still got the high wall.
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Especially ones who only own a 1/4 section. Also, OP, please don't cry and lecture us about pochaers. |
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Good on you and thanks for being a stewad of the land. |
Report the scumbags and press charges. F&W should be able to come up with enough charges for a good fine and suspension.
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population of mule deer on your ranch. I do take exception to you referring to the deer on your ranch as yours. You own the ranch, not the deer. Having said that, thank you for proactively doing what you can to restore a healthy population of mule deer in your area. I respectfully consider you a good steward of the wildlife living on your land. |
This is why we can't have nice things....
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Did they have permission and were irresponsible or were they outright poaching? Just asking because if they did not have permission closing the land will not stop these activities. As a side not if you are trying to establish good genetics your greatest ally is a number of line minded hunters that will help you harvest target animals and leave others alone.
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The landowner is taking ownership of the situation the Wildlife living on his land is in. That's what should be read. Posting "you're a really nice guy, but...." is a passive aggressive way of stating the opposite. |
That isn't ok Shortgrub. Anything left behind to help identify the vehicle if not the dinks that did this?
Don't let the poachers ruin it for the sportsmen. |
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It's common for people to use passive aggression when they are stating their opinion and still worried about being a nice guy. It's called riding the fence. Recognizing it is as easy as reading books and seeing examples. No degrees or doctorates need apply. It's also very common for rural locals that have animals they see regularly on their property to call those animals "theirs". These people also commonly take ownership in these animals wellbeing and learn from them. I saw what you wrote, recognized what it was, and stated my opinion. Nothing more, nothing less. |
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To be clear I am not worried about being a nice guy and am not riding any fence. You seem to have difficulty interpreting what I wrote. If you try again you should be able to interpret and understand the fact that I made two specific points in response to Shortgrub's post. One, he owns the land and does not own the deer he referred to as his. Secondly I fully understand and appreciate Shortgrub's efforts to do what he can to restore a healthy mule deer population on and around his land. For that, I consider him a good steward of wildlife. I suggest you read the current thread regarding Civility. I think you may gain some perspective. |
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