HalfmoonHounds
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Registered: Aug 2008
Location: Port Matilda,Pa
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I think the threat with the axe handle was the concern. Of course I wasn't there, but if they were polite and apologized to him and explained they were getting the dogs then he went overboard in my opinion. Now of course if they were obnoxious about it, then different story. What time was it, was there a light on? I have walked to a few front doors to ask permission to get my dog not knowing what to expect, (i.e. big dog, gun barrel). Some have been pissy, but all of them told me just hurry up and get the dog.
I think as hunters and responsible adults we need to respect other peoples property and ask permission if at all possible. My buddy got us on some farms recently, and he went around to all the ajoining properties on a Saturday afternoon and asked if it would be okay to retreive dogs if they made it off Farmer So-So's property treeing a coon. They all said sure, thanks for asking, and by the way if they have one treed shoot it and take it with you.
So, we came up with a technique, " Introduce, Ask, Invite", we actually aquired more places to hunt and some potential hunting buddies.
James
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