Para Bellum
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There’s just as good lawyers in Madison County as anywhere else.
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Dogs Straying Off WMA
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There’s just as good lawyers in Madison County as anywhere else.
My hunting land is in Elbert. The frivolous lawsuits don't get very far in the Northern Circuit. Madison, Elbert, Franklin, Hart, Oglethorpe. Who are the good lawyers in Madison Co? I never met them.
Para Bellum
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The Granite Capital of the Worlds got some bulldogs too.
MCBUCK
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Here’s a bit of clarification for the recurring question about how far away the dog is being turned out.
3/4 mile away.
As far as why no hunting, especially night hunting is allowed;
35 head of cattle
Probably $250k in farm equipment between two families.
Security: sometimes family members are home alone.
Liabilities/ safety: a river borders the land.
Just too much going on. And we kind of like it quiet.
3/4 mile away.
As far as why no hunting, especially night hunting is allowed;
35 head of cattle
Probably $250k in farm equipment between two families.
Security: sometimes family members are home alone.
Liabilities/ safety: a river borders the land.
Just too much going on. And we kind of like it quiet.
MCBUCK
Senior Member
He turned out 1/2 to 3/4 mile away.
There is only one ambulance chaser in town. His teeth rotted out many years ago.
hoytman308
Senior Member
Since our government is so great and run things so smoothly (DNR) why don’t they have areas like what has been mentioned here off limits to this or these kinds of hunting. I mean it’ll stop it all correct. No one would ever break that law. The real answer to this whole situation lays completely with what the land owner is able to tolerate. We all have our opinions and we all have levels of patience but like one gentleman stated times have changed and lawyers and our precious government these days tend to side with the ole trespassing victim. It’s pathetic to say the least but that’s the reality. The young man could be out doing worse with his life and causing way more harm to himself and others but at the same time trespassing is trespassing and it ain’t right at the end of the day. He should’ve moved on after the first time. I know what my daddy would’ve done if he had to tell me twice. Just sayin... I think the land owner has been really gracious and has shown quite a bit of mercy.
across the river
Senior Member
The last thing we need is for the government to try to fix more problems. It makes no since to limit it smalls track when most of the year it probably wouldn’t be an issue. What we need is more personally responsibility. If you are going to hunt a tract like that near people’s home, go early and avoid it if possible late in the year when they are rutting. Don’t go in the middle of the night, and dang sure don’t got back if you bothered someone else on their place nights before. If you don’t have a place to hunt, that is your problem and not the problem of the “greedy” landowner who doesn’t want you roaming all over his place in the middle of the night.
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Joe Brandon
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Im just impressed by what a good patient man you are. We need more folks like you and honestly I could use some of, well a lot of your patient myself.
Throwback
Chief Big Taw
Even at 2 am I’d feel blessed to be wakened by dogs treeing a Coon.
but I’m not cut from the same cloth as the average cod.
but I’m not cut from the same cloth as the average cod.
Al Medcalf
Senior Member
Good man. The world is a better place because of people like you.. Of course there is a whole lot of difference between me and the average cod.
hoytman308
Senior Member
I don’t disagree with what you say but again that’s why this particular problem keeps reoccurring. Unfortunately lots of people don’t have that moral thoughtful compass to do what you are suggesting. That’s why when the government takes over it usually gets ruined by people like this for all the other good guys.
treadwell
Senior Member
Never coon hunted, never owned a coon dog, but just asking.......shock collar maybe?
I agree with all of that except the Walker part.
I was partial to Red Bone and Blue Tick myself. Bad as I tried not to like those fox dogs (walker), they were the dogs to beat. That was 90s and early 2000s. Don't know about now.I agree with all of that except the Walker part.
I'm partial to Plotts, blueticks, and redbones. Had a couple good english dogs too, and one good black and tan. Never had or hunted with a walker that I really liked.
IMO, the walkers were not good hunting dogs but great competition dogs. They are hot nosed, thus they don't waste a bunch of time treeing the cold trail. Turn em out. Strike quick. Tree Quick, if not back to the truck and on to next spot.
And tree up every tree in the woods, whether there's a coon in it or not.
Hillbilly stalker
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mizzippi jb
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What good is that gonna do? Just put a collar on a dog and throw the juice to him? You reckon he'd know why? Or understand? If it hasn't been properly collar condtioned. I'd say unless you spent a lot of time teaching him to mind and what the stimulation is for if there is bad behavior, that's a bad idea.
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