What would you do?
01-06-2011, 06:17 AM
#21
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: kentucky
Posts: 273
I would shoot them with an powerfull airsoft or paintball gun.If that dosent teach them try for a light pellet gun.one problem you need to watch for is make sure they dont become comfortable on your property and become feral.Its happened to me before with a lost beagle.tryed everything for2 years.I hated i but finaly i had to kill it.If you do have to kill it make it quick,and dispose of the bodys.
01-06-2011, 08:45 AM
#22
Typical Buck
Join Date: May 2010
Location: South East Pa.
Posts: 526
It is easy to trap dogs. You use a fox set with a minimum 24" long stake or 2 stakes. Most of the dogs I caught in my fox sets just sat there. You should have a snare pole to release the nasty ones and someone to help. I never caught the same dog twice. Either the dogs never came back to that property or they never went near anything that smelled like fox urine again. The only problem I had was even the dogs that were nasty in the trap sometimes wanted to follow me home after I let them out of the trap.
In Pa. it is legal to shoot at dogs that are running deer, and in deep snow it is even encouraged. I feel the same way about snowmobilers but they have not changed the law yet. What you wrote sounds like dogs spooking deer, not chasing deer.
In Pa. it is legal to shoot at dogs that are running deer, and in deep snow it is even encouraged. I feel the same way about snowmobilers but they have not changed the law yet. What you wrote sounds like dogs spooking deer, not chasing deer.
