~~~Coyote Relocation~~~PICS More Pis Updated today
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k & m kennels
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Well done, kill them all
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Swamper AR
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Guarantee if the coyotes would attack a beagle the same way. Not sure why we should let the antis decide what is ok
If I agreed with you then we'd both be wrong.
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Jim Stinnett
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I love it John!
Keep it up!
Keep posting the pictures!
There has to be a time when hunters are not scared to post pictures like that!
Way to go!
Keep it up!
Keep posting the pictures!
There has to be a time when hunters are not scared to post pictures like that!
Way to go!
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beaglestotrack
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Great pics I love it 
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johns03272008
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Budd I understand where you are coming from but anti's are gonna find ammo anywhere doesn't matter if I post it or someone else, Facebook and instagram have made it a open world for them, they can dridrive down a road and find a road kill and say look what a worthless hunter did to this poor animal and then left it on the side of the road even if it was their mom or dad who ran it over. I enjoy letting everyone see the pics.
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beaglestotrack wrote:Great pics I love it
Jim Stinnett wrote:I love it John!
Keep it up!
Keep posting the pictures!
There has to be a time when hunters are not scared to post pictures like that!
Way to go!
Thanks guys I will continue to show all I can
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johns03272008
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Today's hunt, killed 5 total on the day, very windy and frozen ground made it tough on the dogs out in the open fields.
Re: ~~~Coyote Relocation~~~PICS More Pis Updated today
This is why I love this board. You are free to debate and resolve to your own opinion. It is not all like minded but each has their own mind and thoughts... and we can respect that!
As you know, I also am not one to bow to pressures from the establishment when the establishment is wrong.
So fellow houndsmen, let your light shine,... fact and reason is on your side. Hunting predators helps keep the balance in check. Any means within the law is acceptable.
This is just the way coyotes will work to snatch your beagle or your house pet from your yard. When the tables are turned, they learn to stay away from dogs and let you enjoy your sport of rabbit hunting.
John, you have some gritty hounds. Mr coyote will do well to steer clear from your rabbit hutch...
As you know, I also am not one to bow to pressures from the establishment when the establishment is wrong.
So fellow houndsmen, let your light shine,... fact and reason is on your side. Hunting predators helps keep the balance in check. Any means within the law is acceptable.
This is just the way coyotes will work to snatch your beagle or your house pet from your yard. When the tables are turned, they learn to stay away from dogs and let you enjoy your sport of rabbit hunting.
John, you have some gritty hounds. Mr coyote will do well to steer clear from your rabbit hutch...