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Title: Dogs crossing fences. Post by: zsewell on April 19, 2012, 01:50:03 pm If i have a dog cross a fence onto some one eles's property do i have the right to go and get them. And can they shoot my dog if it is not desterbing live stock?
Title: Re: Dogs crossing fences. Post by: RyanTBH on April 19, 2012, 02:04:06 pm Where are you from?
Title: Re: Dogs crossing fences. Post by: charles on April 19, 2012, 02:16:05 pm if you are in texas, NO you do not have retrieval rights and YES they can shoot your dogs if the dog/s are harrassing the owners cattle, themselves and or family and their dogs. its your word against theirs that your dog/s were or were not harrassing their cattle.
Title: Re: Dogs crossing fences. Post by: Reuben on April 19, 2012, 02:20:11 pm if you are in texas, NO you do not have retrieval rights and YES they can shoot your dogs if the dog/s are harrassing the owners cattle, themselves and or family and their dogs. its your word against theirs that your dog/s were or were not harrassing their cattle. you won't be able to prove otherwise...we tried it and made a good case but we did not win in court...the man who shot the dog said he was baying cows and the dog was 100% cow broke and he was running a hog when shot...so must be careful or hunt at night... Title: Re: Dogs crossing fences. Post by: RyanTBH on April 19, 2012, 03:31:15 pm There you go... LOL! ;D
Title: Re: Dogs crossing fences. Post by: t.wilbanks on April 19, 2012, 03:36:56 pm Zach, i sent you a pm...
Title: Re: Dogs crossing fences. Post by: cantexduck on May 08, 2012, 08:13:17 pm Baying a hog is also legal reason for a land owner to shoot a dog. Better off to not hunt where you don't have permission to cross fences.
Hunting at night? Why would you recommend someone to hunt at night so they could jump fences ? Title: Re: Dogs crossing fences. Post by: OCD on May 08, 2012, 08:45:02 pm get as much permission as you can to at least retrieve your dogs
Title: Re: Dogs crossing fences. Post by: Reuben on May 08, 2012, 09:49:45 pm if you are in texas, NO you do not have retrieval rights and YES they can shoot your dogs if the dog/s are harrassing the owners cattle, themselves and or family and their dogs. its your word against theirs that your dog/s were or were not harrassing their cattle. you won't be able to prove otherwise...we tried it and made a good case but we did not win in court...the man who shot the dog said he was baying cows and the dog was 100% cow broke and he was running a hog when shot...so must be careful or hunt at night... well, I am not implying to hunt at night to jump fences...but saying to hunt at night to lower the chances of getting your dog shot... |