while out huntin' last nite me and my dog got a big'un in out sites.
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The only ones I have ever seen were at the zoo, and I thought they were beautiful creatures, but I suppose if \nI came across one in the woods yeah I would be scared.
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There's always an element of chance down to the last mine. I often have cleared out the rest of the screen and gotten to the point where there was just one section left - two spaces with mines all around them. I have to guess and sometimes end up clicking the wrong one and screaming silently.
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Very large barking dogs.
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Well considering the dog ran off with me stick this morning none at the mo, but as soon as I get a new one I will shake that baby like theres no tomorrow and let you know! lol
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Doing mosquito control, I end up spending quite a bit of time in ditches along freeways.  I've seen some weird stuff.\n\nI find a lot of hubcaps, but that's not all that surprising.  Once I found a whole set of four hubcaps though, two on each side of the freeway, and all about a quarter-mile apart from each other.  I always wondered how exactly that happened.\n\nThere seems to be a lot of clothing lost on the side of the freeway.  Individual kid's shoes seem to be the most common.  One time I found a pair of very... um... used underwear.  That was gross.\n\nMattresses, old appliances and furniture are also common.  Once there was a sofa and loveseat combo that looked like they were perfectly fine - no visible damage or wear and tear.  It had rained the night before, and the cushions were completely and totally soaked though, so I left them there.  They disappeared before they dried out.\n\nDead critters are pretty common too.  Deer, coyotes, cats and porcupines are the main ones.  Once I found the carcass of a black bear - innards, and skin, but no meat or bones.  Another time I found a whole set of bones of a juvenile black bear (I still have the skull).  There was also a time I found a giant pile of slabs and slabs of animal fat.  Man, that smelled gross.  Not as gross as the dead skunk I found and watched decompose over the course of the month.  The day it literally exploded with maggots was the worst.  \n\nOther unusual dead critter finds have included a Slurpee cup filled with dozens of drowned shrews, a set of deer ribs hung in a tree, and another site with dozens of stripped and headless deer carcasses.  The most disturbing was a fully intact deer fetus.  The mother had been hit by a car and the fetus must have been ripped out and it was thrown a dozen yards from where the mother's body was.\n\nOne of the coolest things was a long-tailed weasel that didn't even realize I was there.  He was hopping and darting all around, about a foot away from me until he finally noticed my boot, came up to take a sniff, looked puzzled, and slowly looked up.  When he realized he was right next to a person he took off like a shot!
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I can say that they should be heading your way soon.  It finally got cold here today and will stay that way.  Lakes and ponds are staring to freeze over.  I saw some geese and a couple large flocks of mallards moving south this evening.  Good hunting.
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There used to at least be a section on hunting, I don't even see that one now.\n\nMy mistake under Outdoor Recreation there is still a category on hunting.
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It gets worse...I saw a story on the news the other day about a way to hunt over the internet.  I guess it was set up so that those who are house bound or otherwise disabled could participate in this "sport."  So, you can go to some website, pay your money, and somehow log onto a camera which is pointed towards the wilderness and you can push a button and fire at an animal when you spot one.  I know it sounds too strange to be true, but it is a real thing.  Isn't that just awful??\nOh, and to the above poster...I think that the "survival" excuse is about 500 years too old.  I have about 5 grocery stores within a 10 mile radius of my house.  I'm pretty sure I don't need to go and wrestle down an animal on my front lawn in order to eat.
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look in state parks go to private owners and ask for permission to hunt
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When I travel to a new place I like to check out the historical areas, sometimes including old cemeteries. Once my husband and I, while visiting in Savannah, GA, got locked in an old military cemetery. Spooky!
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bush bash with a machete is my way ... cut out the big vines or whatever will get in the ways .... more often than not you can find animal trails, they often give a pretty good route.\n\nOther than that stick to fire trails or even pre-made tracks.
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i hunted bunnies in new mexico with one little beagle dog\ngot so good i had to load the shotgun before i would let her out of the truck.\nshe would sometimes strike trail before i was ready.\ni saw no need ever to have more than her.\nout here we have jack rabbits too.\nthe way you cook them is to nail 'em to a board, cook 'em and throw 'em away and eat the board.\nfor that reason i would not shoot but turn and walk away. The dog got the hint after awhile and stayed off them.\ndon't know if she could smell the difference but the length of jump was greater and she would lose the trail and regain it a few seconds later.\nshe knew the difference.\nbecause i only had one dog she got all the hunt time and all the attention.
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I went to menards and got free plans to build a doghouse for my collie. They printed them out and just gave them to me. Lowes might also.
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Yes, and right then I thougt better put this where I can find it.2days later it is not where I thought I had put it.So now it is lost again.Until of course I accidentally run across it, while looking for somethingelse,that I put up for safe keeping that I can't find.
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They probably were hunting at a game ranch which doesn't allow dogs.  Cheney has a history of going to these ranches and so he can elsely shoot birds.  Other than that, the dogs were a casualty of previous hunts.
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This is an interesting matter.  It does seem to me that you may be liable for having an unguarded "attractive nuisance."  That the dog could get in is evidence that it was unguarded, and you knew or should have known that animals such as a dog could be killed on the site in the order of things as they existed.  I'd ask lawyer who does a lot of liability work.\n\nSecondly, though I have forgotten specifics, you will find that owners of animals are liable in varying degrees or not at all for different animals.  Cats go free, and maybe dogs unless they attack a person or a person's property, eg. sheep, etc.  Even then, in some states, the damage must reach some money figure before you can shoot the dog or sue his owner.  Court won't listen to a complaint about a dug up garden.\n\nEven owners of horses are often held to a different standard than cows under the old law of some states if the animal trods on your vegetable garden.\n\nIt's been years since I looked at case law, but you will be surprised.  I would watch out for a counter-claim for the loss of the dog.\n\nI would guess that you have All State or State Farm.  They rarely pay the full damages even were the claim is valid.  I think you should sue them with the argument that the "domestica animal" exclusion envisions only the pets of the insured and not feral animals.\n\nRecently when All State held out a substantial amount of a claim for an accident where their insured was entirely at fault, I filed an action myself, just drew up the cause of action and took it to the clerk and served the company at a local office.  That was Wed. and they called Monday.  I got all my damages plus the $75.00 filing fee.  When it comes to insurance companies, even if you make a simple small claims case, they will not want to defend it.  It will cost them far more to retain counsel where you are than the pool cover.  Besides, they may lose in any case.  Even a half-assed kitchen-talble lawyer want a couple hundred an hour now.  SUE THE BASTARDS!!! And do it yourself, pro se.
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buddy of mine works for a hunting outfit that sells on the web, and he gets to travel and hunt alot.he went to iowa and killed the biggest buck id damn near ever saw.dressed out at 240 and was scored officially at 176 1/4 non typicall..he got it on video for the online store and i guess he says its like the 8th biggest deer ever killed that was shot on video.i can send a pic if interested.email at khaymen2231976@yahoo.com  as for me i got crap this year but a nice 8 pt last yr,