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« on: December 01, 2010, 04:18:53 pm »

  I was hunting in day time my dog went 30 yards under barbe wire fennce property owner poor excuse for a hummanbeing shot my dog in cold blood, he could of held his breath 30 sec and dog would of been gone, he could of shot at my dog and not killed it. He could of muched my dog in and tied him up and dealt with me. but he dident. Dog was not chaseing any live stock no  live stock around, at worst he might of interupted man deer hunt. my question is ( is this leagle for this property owner to just shoot a hog dog because hes own his property?) would appreciate amy info terry brown Alvord texas.
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« Reply #1 on: December 01, 2010, 04:24:14 pm »

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« Reply #2 on: December 01, 2010, 04:40:52 pm »

Should of called cops then. Too late now to do anythint. His word against yours. Did you have collars on the dog?
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« Reply #3 on: December 01, 2010, 04:55:44 pm »

It is not legal to shoot a dog in Texas unless the dog is running livestock.

However, if the dog is out running deer or disrupting a deer hunt... some hunters take deer hunting seriously and will shoot a dog. That is why I am very careful where I hog hunt with my dogs during deer season.

A friend of mine got one of his dogs killed during deer season and we went to court and we lost because the man said that he shot the dog because he was running cows. This dog was completely cow broke and we even went in with a video to show the judge that the dogs were cow broke but it was his word against ours....
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« Reply #4 on: December 01, 2010, 06:17:27 pm »

all you can do now is make him have a terrible deer season, theres no good reason to shoot a mans dog
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« Reply #5 on: December 01, 2010, 06:29:57 pm »

Terry it is not to late to file charges against the man. Even though it is a criminal offense you can file a small claim against him for up to $5000/ He just may be dumb enough to admit it and he will be liable both ways Cival and Criminal but I would definately call the sheriff an make a claim. If you have any witnesses you may be in business
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« Reply #6 on: December 01, 2010, 06:45:43 pm »

Terry it is not to late to file charges against the man. Even though it is a criminal offense you can file a small claim against him for up to $5000/ He just may be dumb enough to admit it and he will be liable both ways Cival and Criminal but I would definately call the sheriff an make a claim. If you have any witnesses you may be in business

X2 Don't say anything to the sherriff about it being illegal to shoot a dog. You never know if they are in the same good ol boy network. Just simply state that the man shot your dog. You might get lucky and the man may be cocky enough to admit it. If he does admit he shot the dog just because it crossed the fence, the leo will document it and then you may have something to work with. JMO
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« Reply #7 on: December 01, 2010, 08:15:50 pm »

terry my name is monty and i hunt the mallard and 5f and i heared that this guy did this cause the game warnden checked us that same night and i told him that a land owner slash deer hunter cant just shoot a dog if it is on their land. he said if it threatens him or live stock or destrors land then owner or hunter can shoot dog.i told him that deer are not live stock, the shooter told him that he taught the dog was going to bite him so thats why he shot yur dog. and then hunter said you pulled a knife and put it to his chest if so than we should be one less deer hunter. but he was in the wrong for shooting sam and you should have waited til dark. thats why i hunt at dark rite now, the wkend befor that happened i walked right by that same deerstand and theres no way sam could have gotten to that hunter cause its off the ground and metal. me and justin went are going by his travel trailer and letting him no we hog hunt all around him and see what kind of response we get out of him. i hope its good cause he has alot of goats and i would hate to pull that traveltrailer down the road . if he gets away with this im afraid he will do it agian until we stop him. call me we can go hunt 940 210 0055
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« Reply #8 on: December 01, 2010, 08:55:45 pm »

Oh hell no! You shoot my dog and it is on like Donkey Kong! Put a knife to his chest? I doubt that without even knowing you. I wish you the best and hope this man learns to never shoot a dog again. I have had lots of dogs run through when I was hunting deer but never shot one. I did think about it but I learned that it really does not effect the deer.
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« Reply #9 on: December 01, 2010, 09:22:45 pm »

i hate to say it but i can see it both ways i live on a ranch and we have alot of dogs dumped on us and we do shoot a lot of them  but you have to remeber that there are alot of people that call there selfs hoghunters and dog men and dont have a clue and there dogs kill and tear up cattle so it still isnt right that the hunter shot you dog and i would call the cops but just my two cents
 
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« Reply #10 on: December 02, 2010, 08:49:42 am »

First of all...it was WRONG for this guy to shoot your dog. But even if he is prosecuted it wont bring your dog back. This is a very sad deal. This is why we are very careful not to let our dogs encounter deer hunters during deer season. Dogs dont know anything about bounderies or how much money people spend to go out and kill a deer so we have to protect them. Shooting a dog for treaspassing is illegal but putting someone behind bars wont bring the shot dog back. JMO...
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« Reply #11 on: December 02, 2010, 10:20:04 am »

What really happened? Two stories about the same incident on one thread. Would like to hear how it happened by the hunter.
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« Reply #12 on: December 02, 2010, 01:00:15 pm »

Forget bot sides. I have shot dumped dogs. But never the first time I saw the dog. That man needs a whoop'n and if it was my dog he would have got it right then. I would tell him he can go tell my six and four year old what happened to the dog. He can explain how his deer hunt was more important than their dog. My dogs are part of my family.
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« Reply #13 on: December 02, 2010, 01:58:12 pm »

Personally I would get some BIG CAT URINE and put around his stand and to hell with his huntig But in Texas the laws are made for the bad and unjust The law states that if it is on your property without your consent then it can be gotten rid of I am going to play the devils advocate and say that the man might of have in the past bad experience with a dog on his property and had bad results I can not say but to just cold blood and shoot it thats not right that dogs lived and breathed just be glad you were not shot or some kid going after the dog he needs to have something brought to his attention pretty fast cause if it had been my dogs he would be buying the dog and my dogs are not cheap I would bring it out to police so that the man had to see that you just do not shoot something and not have to answer to it Good Luck.
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« Reply #14 on: December 02, 2010, 02:08:59 pm »

We are in South Texas and hunt alot of grain fields that border brush, recently the game warden asked my son and I if our dogs crossed fences or do we run shock collars to keep them on the right side of the fence, I laughed!  He said some property owners don't like dogs on their property, I held back and didn't tell him the farmer I'm hunting for doesn't like the hogs from that guy's property on his farm land!  I know an individual who was prosecuted for killing a feral hog on someone's property, because it isn't classified as wildlife it fell into the hands of the Texas and Southwest Cattle Raiser's jurisdiction as "livestock".  I figure if we ever run into trouble I'll just have the farmer file against the property owner where the hogs are coming from for "crop damage", he should keep his hogs on his property so they don't damage the crops.  It is ridiculous that dogs are treated this way, why would anyone not being attacked even consider shooting one?  Sorry for your loss.
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« Reply #15 on: December 02, 2010, 02:12:23 pm »

We are in South Texas and hunt alot of grain fields that border brush, recently the game warden asked my son and I if our dogs crossed fences or do we run shock collars to keep them on the right side of the fence, I laughed!  He said some property owners don't like dogs on their property, I held back and didn't tell him the farmer I'm hunting for doesn't like the hogs from that guy's property on his farm land!  I know an individual who was prosecuted for killing a feral hog on someone's property, because it isn't classified as wildlife it fell into the hands of the Texas and Southwest Cattle Raiser's jurisdiction as "livestock".  I figure if we ever run into trouble I'll just have the farmer file against the property owner where the hogs are coming from for "crop damage", he should keep his hogs on his property so they don't damage the crops.  It is ridiculous that dogs are treated this way, why would anyone not being attacked even consider shooting one?  Sorry for your loss.
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So you think it is ok and funny to cross fences?
    Not knowing all the details- The property owned messed up and shot a dog. The dog owner messed up by hunting close to a fence during deer season.
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« Reply #16 on: December 02, 2010, 03:13:13 pm »

I herd of some boys gettin some dogs shot last year hunting during deer season. Not only did they shoot them but they cut the straps off there vest and cut collar and smashed there tracking collars. When it was all said and done the men paid for the dogs, vest, and collars. Now the men that shot the dogs did not own the property. not sure about your situation.
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« Reply #17 on: December 02, 2010, 05:24:29 pm »

i have one thang to say. eye for eye and a tooth for a tooth. gramma always said what comes around goes around. maybe wen he dies and gets to thoughs golded gates thats wen he will pay. i hunt all around were this happen to terry . and dont carry my 44mag for nothing he shoots ill shoot back promise, im protecting my property.
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« Reply #18 on: December 02, 2010, 06:23:54 pm »

Seems like every year i hear about stories like this. Its a sham and that guy was dead wrong for killing your dog but...................hunting dogs at day time during deer season is like playing with fire! You do it enough and you are going to get burned.


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« Reply #19 on: December 02, 2010, 06:40:46 pm »

Last weekend I had a couple of my dogs out and they went further out than I expected and ended up under a man and his wife in their deer stand.  After following the garmin through some back roads I found them at his house and he wasn't real happy.  He said they were almost shot because he has had a lot of problems with hog doggers cutting fences and trespassing on his property.  After talking with him and telling him I would never do that and that he wouldn't see my dogs on his property again he was more friendly.  I would have been upset if he shot my dogs but I blame hog doggers that cut fences and have no respect for others property as much as I do land owners that shoot dogs.  I'd be willing to bet there would be less dogs shot if land owners didn't have to deal with the people that give hog doggers a bad name.  Just my .02.
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