Thread: Hunting Over Hot Ground - Other Huntrsr Spoiling Your Hunt #$@#

I often take my dog into areas where DOC allow it. She is an eye dog, very quiet and stays by my side all the time. This is a bit different to the situation you guys are talking about but what advice would you guys give to owners of legitimate dogs like me in areas where there may also be hunters? Or going by the fact DOC have given me a permit does that mean hunters would not be allowed there? (This is non-national park area).

No unless it is some special no hunting area like some water catchments.

Originally Posted by The Rifleman

. I could give the vehicle details to the cops because they were all essentially tresppasing. The owner of the truck will have to give the cops the names of the other three, also.

They were doing more than trespassing if they had firearms with them and no permit ... They were breaking the law.

Specifically, you must have permission of the landowner or leasee in order to have a loaded firearm with you in this case , DOC.

If they didn't have a DOC permit to hunt then what they were doing is illegal. It's that simple.

Report the c-units to the cops.


Tim

Slowly but slowly these problems are starting to be addressed in different places, do your bit and report it, to the cops and doc, tell the cops you have informed doc, and doc you have informed the cops, at the least it helps them paint a picture of what's going on

Originally Posted by kiwi39

They were doing more than trespassing if they had firearms with them and no permit ... They were breaking the law.

Specifically, you must have permission of the landowner or leasee in order to have a loaded firearm with you in this case , DOC.

If they didn't have a DOC permit to hunt then what they were doing is illegal. It's that simple.

Report the c-units to the cops.


Tim

About to say the same thing.

+1 here


Sent from my Browning

Yup, report it to DOC and the police.

If you do nothing, don't expect things to change.

Umm, this thread was started in April.

Originally Posted by gadgetman

Umm, this thread was started in April.

Indeed it was I blame lack of sleep

Originally Posted by ebf

Indeed it was I blame lack of sleep

Well you'd better go have a nanna nap then.

Noisy vehicles is one thing,at time you will almost hit them in your car on the way to some areas as they cross the road.

Dogs chasing them is another matter entirely.

I have never had anything like this occur to me on DOC land where there were no 4 wheel drive tracks, and it involved up hill walking for a few hours.

Sure, other people should have a bit of respect and there is no excuse. But the other side of it is, if you can, just avoid the pricks.

I agree with the rifleman

Originally Posted by Rushy

Yeh that would piss me off. Hand the details to DoC. That is all you can do.

Yep fark em, pass on details. Lots plead ignorance that know better

The further South from the top of the country you go, the less people you see.

Q? Has anyone thought of putting some lead into one of there "wild dogs" chasing thru your block?
Not an ideal solution on a poor dog! But is legal