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When I was younger we would stand on the pulpit while the boat was running fast with a shotgun and wait till the flying fish would jump out and blast them. I will admit that it was allot of fun. although now I will not kill an animal unless I am going to eat it or it is suffering.

I know for a fact that this happens in Florida with guns that have been confiscated by the police for various reasons and were never claimed and were ordered to be destroyed

your guns just aren't used to being shot that much LOL J/K

The wife and I watch it also very cool show, sometimes it makes me want to drop everything and move out to the woods and live off the land but the wife really likes indoor plumbing LOL

On a side note I pass your shop all the time now I will have to stop by

Thanks man I will be at the next one come hell or high water as long as its on a Saturday!

If he was using .22 shorts that might explain why 1 shot to the head did not kill it

The first report of coyotes in NJ was in 1939 in Lambertville according to NJ fish and wildlife. Also mountain lions were the other natural predator of them.

Just so you know only .22 short is legal to use in NJ while trapping not .22LR

Drive the speed limit and don't do anything else to get pulled over and keep the gun case out of sight until you get across the border. And if you do get pulled over don't say anything about a gun. Right or wrong this is what I do and I have never had a problem.

I did this quite a few times to some friends with blanks while shooting clays. It was even better because we were betting money. I was nice enough to give their money back to them after I told them. Now they will not let me load their guns for them when there is money on the line. I had to load their guns because the blank shells were much lighter in weight than a real shell.

Hey John do you still want to swing by and pick up my Dave forgot it when he was at my house earlier today

Not just the coyotes but all the top predators being either eliminated or their populations drastically reduced has caused an overabundance of prey animals. When ever there is an over population of animals disease is sure to follow. Look at the red fox population in NJ, due to very few natural predators and a lack of fur trapping because of a lack if demand for fur had caused an overpopulation and now mange is rampant In the fox population. we really need to restore the natural balance of predators and prey in this state or open more land to hunting or in the future we may have mass die offs of diseased animals in NJ.

Bark River North Star EDC with Water Buffalo horn scales

Thanks

I know I know. I am off the 18-20th if you want to hit up EFGA.

Dave is going to bring it so your all good

Why do I have to work, I want to come so bad I really need to blow off some steam. I really need to stop reading this it is making me so jealous!

I am out guys I have to work but if you guys need an extra thrower if someone wants to pick up mine in flemington you are welcome to it

I do, my Springfield GI

Why were the windows all the way down in the first place? If he had his dog in the car with him the windows should have been up enough to restrain the dog to the car. There are only a few simple laws that you have to follow to properly keep a dog and this dog owner did not follow one of them and now his dog is dead because of his inability to follow a simple law.

So True!!!!! The Amish breeders are usually puppy mill breeders!!! Stay away from them or you will be sorry especially with a GS

He failed to properly restrain his dog to keep it from running at large, that is what he did wrong! I am not saying that the cops are in the right for cuffing him in the first place but a dog owner has a duty to properly restrain a dog at all times and a car with the windows down is not restrained

+1000 a well trained dog rarely causes a problem

Tough situation all the way around. The cops are wrong for cuffing the guy but the dog owner did not properly secure his dog. The dog did lunge at the officers in an aggressive manor. I am an animal control officer and I deal with aggressive dogs allot. I have found that most police officers know nothing about dog behavior or how to handle an aggressive dog because they are trained to deal with people not animals. The officer that shot the dog made a quick decision to defend himself and the other officers. Could the officer have tried to get the dog under control? Yes but he was probably going to get bit in the process. Not many people are like me and are willing to take a bite in order to gain control of an animal that is acting aggressive.