
11/06/14, 10:58 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2014
Location: Wyoming
Posts: 299
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I'm glad your goats are ok!  I came home a couple of years ago to find someone's dogs running my heavy bred does from outside the pen. I knew who they belonged to, called Dad(to borrow the .22), called the sheriff, and then intercepted the owner when he came looking for them. After I finished ripping him a new one, he was intercepted by Dad at the other end of our property. We've never seen his dogs again. It took my girls a couple of days to settle down completely and, thankfully, none of them aborted.
On a more serious note, and if you don't mind me making a suggestion? You may want to reconsider telling dog owners who allow their dogs to run that you will shoot their dogs. Anyone who is irresponsible enough to allow their dogs to run probably isn't going to understand why chasing livestock is a problem and it could open you up to some very serious retaliations. I simply shoot, shovel and shut up. I know a few people who had to deal with retaliations after shooting someone's dog, and it got ugly!
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