Deer & Dogs

[JOR_EL]

Pat,
It's not always easy, but sometimes you just have to "shrug off" some people.

Did I get this right? ... the same "son" who repeated several times that " I was warned.", shows up the next time saying "you should WARN people"??

Too bad you don't have a video to re-run for him. I hope the parents were a little more understanding.

Anyway, I'm with the others, ... you did all you could be expected to. Just MAYBE the "son" will learn something from this!
Don't let it get you down!

Larry /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

 

[bpence]

60 attachments!!!!!!!..........jeez, I didn't know I had that much stuff laying around.

I think Muhammed's messing with us. That's supposed to be a 60" mid-mount with a couple of other attachments listed, too. Then again, maybe I should go look around behind the barn and see if Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, and the Easter Bunny have been hiding stuff for me to find.

Bob Pence

 

[Anonymous Poster]

In California it is a felony to whack a stray cat on your own property.

In rural Oklahoma (50 miles S.E. of OKC) my neighbors generally concur that they would shoot their own family dog if it chases cattle or roams off of their own property. There is NO hesitation to shoot a strange dog on their land (this is cattle country and dogs kill more cattle, especially calves, than all the other causes, like wild animals or accidents added together irrespective of any myths about coyotes etc. to the contrary. Luckily I have only shot just one and that over 30 years ago, a neighbor's beautiful collie that was gentle and often chased buterflies but on occasion, much to the disbelief of the owner would chase cattle into barbed wire fences and get them cut up. He never touched a single animal but injured them just the same. One day he didn't go home.

Patrick