ALABAMA DOG POPULATION!

[wildbill1973z28]

???????- does this affect the deer ? No lease law here! If the owners are turning them loose at night to ramble how many miles will a dog travel in one night?
I love our dogs, but if I turn them out at night they would never return they don’t have enough sense to come back home!
Definitely would not want to shoot someone pet!

 

[boinky]

Screven county georgia is the same. Folks drop their strays off at dumpsters a mile from my farm. Sucks for sure.

 

[wildbill1973z28]

Screven county georgia is the same. Folks drop their strays off at dumpsters a mile from my farm. Sucks for sure.

Especially for a animal lover! But we cannot feed the world? And dogs don’t get a EBT card! So lead is the only way! Sux

 

[Bear44]

Especially for a animal lover! But we cannot feed the world? And dogs don’t get a EBT card! So lead is the only way! Sux

No... it's not.

 

[mfoster]

That group looks healthy I would guess coming from your closest neighbors,they will start running the deer if not already.i would ride around the houses do it on weekends during the day.the dogs will be home when owners are there.they more than likely roaming after they not getting attention at home.if that don’t work finding owners stay the hell off social media and do what needs to be done.

 

[Bear44]

These are just two of many good deer I have killed while sharing the woods with the local dog populations. If you're killing dogs because you think they seriously interfere with hunting, you are killing them for no good reason.

 

[mfoster]

These are just two of many good deer I have killed while sharing the woods with the local dog populations. If you're killing dogs because you think they seriously interfere with hunting, you are killing them for no good reason.

Solution—-just trap them and take to bear property,no telling how many monsters he will kill with some fresh hounds on the ground.

 

[pipewrench]

I’ve heard a couple stories of wild dogs chasing deer.

I’d hate to shoot someone’s pet, but if it were a bonafide born in the woods wild dog, there’s really no difference in him and a coyote in my book.

Of course no way to know. Only dogs I’ve shot were blatantly coyotes.

 

[Bear44]

I’ve heard a couple stories of wild dogs chasing deer.

I’d hate to shoot someone’s pet, but if it were a bonafide born in the woods wild dog, there’s really no difference in him and a coyote in my book.

Of course no way to know. Only dogs I’ve shot were blatantly coyotes.

I don't think I have ever heard of a pack of real wild (born in the woods) dogs in Georgia.