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Originally posted by p dog shooter:
Interesting but why was it horrifying.

Wild animals die in many ways.

Nice buck.

One night I when I was working I was coming down a hill to a river bottom and noticed a pickup parked on the bridge.

As I pulled up and activated my emergency lights the driver stepped out and I recognized him as my neighbor.

I asked him what was up he told me as he drove onto the bridge a deer jumped over the edge and was laying on the ice below.

I told him I would have look and take care of it.

He drove off I grabbed my flash light and sure enough about 15 feet below laid a doe with what appeared to have a couple broken legs.

I went back to the cruiser grabbed my 870 put a round of 00 buck in the chamber leaned over the rail. Then shot the deer in the head it kicked a couple of times and was dead.

I then went back to the cruiser placed the shotgun in the rack inform dispatch that I put down an injured deer and drove off.

Can't even count the number injured deer I killed on the job over 30 plus years.

I guess animals dyeing is only horrifying to people not used to death.

I seen way to many humans dead and dyeing from many things to be to concerned about animals dyeing accidental deaths.

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P dog. Do you wake trying to be a bigger ass each day than the day before? Wish I could find you and smack the crap out of that self centered ego inflated mouth of yours

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Originally posted by 2th doc:

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Originally posted by p dog shooter:
Interesting but why was it horrifying.

Wild animals die in many ways.

Nice buck.

One night I when I was working I was coming down a hill to a river bottom and noticed a pickup parked on the bridge.

As I pulled up and activated my emergency lights the driver stepped out and I recognized him as my neighbor.

I asked him what was up he told me as he drove onto the bridge a deer jumped over the edge and was laying on the ice below.

I told him I would have look and take care of it.

He drove off I grabbed my flash light and sure enough about 15 feet below laid a doe with what appeared to have a couple broken legs.

I went back to the cruiser grabbed my 870 put a round of 00 buck in the chamber leaned over the rail. Then shot the deer in the head it kicked a couple of times and was dead.

I then went back to the cruiser placed the shotgun in the rack inform dispatch that I put down an injured deer and drove off.

Can't even count the number injured deer I killed on the job over 30 plus years.

I guess animals dyeing is only horrifying to people not used to death.

I seen way to many humans dead and dyeing from many things to be to concerned about animals dyeing accidental deaths.

P dog. Do you wake trying to be a bigger ass each day than the day before? Wish I could find you and smack the crap out of that self centered ego inflated mouth of yours.

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Originally posted by p dog shooter:
I killed a black bear 485# in Pa's archery season a couple years ago. One month after checking the bear my phone rings on a Saturday morning an it is a GW from the County where I killed the bear. He wants a full detail report on just where/how I killed bear which I told him. He then says he is sending a citation because I was hunting in a baited area (illegal in Pa). Seems my neighbor was baiting deer and they did a sting on him 1month after I killed bear and my kill site was within 1000 yds of his bait pile. The bait was behind posted property signs he had placed and out of my sight. In 2weeks the post man brought the citation if I pled guilty the fine would be $1250.00 with revocation of 3 years under the Wildlife Trust Act which pulls hunting rights in all member states or I could go to court.
I loose $750/day to travel to court300 miles away so 2 days is more than the fine as I would definitely appeal the guilty verdict at least once. I pled guilty I pled guilty. I also posted my property over 2500 acres that was always at least partially open to the public for trespass to hike, fish, hunt,flower sniff, whatever.

Good advice from a guilty game law violator.

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Originally posted by p dog shooter:
Looks like it runs in the family.

From another of of 2th docs posts.

My son in law lost his hunting tag for a game code violation in Pa., USA (he is a dumb ass) But I have deposits on a trip to Ontario for him, my son and myself next fall, may he still purchase a hunting tag in Canada?

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Originally posted by p dog shooter:
Form another one of his posts

My son, whom eats what he kills, got busted for an unplugged shotgun hunting waterfowl.... He just assumed a new shotgun came plugged at 3 shot

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Originally posted by 2th doc:
You blow hard it zoomed right over your head...hint has nothing to do with the deer but your smart ass attitude on nearly every post on any thread. I got a couple dozen pm after my post about your ego/attitude.