buckeyeshooter
Blackhawk
Rural Ohio was not the hood, thank goodness, however, I understand your point. It isn't the 60's anymore and alot of crazy stuff happens today.
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What do I do next after shooting a dog in self defense?
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Apollyon
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They had their leashes on. Lol
volshooter
Buckeye
Thanks! I was unaware of the ignore feature. Enabled.
shoot to thrill
Single-Sixer
haha
Good for you. Lots of people like to SAY that.
shoot to thrill
Single-Sixer
I dont believe it either
I should be on the AMAZING Kreskin! How did I see that coming?
If you LOVE your stupid animals, keep the damn thing at home.
"Oh but they are RESCUES, I'm such a wonderful animal lover."
I walked over to tell them to come and get their animals. Of course no one is home, I forgot it is beer thirty after 5 o'clock over there. No one else was home either so my daughter and I caught them. Took them back to put them in what ever pen he has. LOL, it is just cattle panels put together with pens and bolts in the ends. No hot wire nothing. Stomped to mud every inch, empty hay ring. I didn't even look in the water trough but they sure didn't want to go back in that little hell pen. Luck if they are still in it by morning.
I went out a few minutes ago just to see that they are not back on me and you could all heck breaking loose over there with dogs barking, chickens and roosters raising heck, sounded like those horses were kicking the pen down. I should have tied them to their porch rail.
Still no one home from the boozery yet far as I can tell.
One more horse or goat on me and I'm calling animal control. I didn't spend all winter planting seedlings to feed their stupid animals. I DON'T HAVE ANIMALS because I don't want to fool with this kind nuisance.
If you LOVE your stupid animals, keep the damn thing at home.
"Oh but they are RESCUES, I'm such a wonderful animal lover."
I walked over to tell them to come and get their animals. Of course no one is home, I forgot it is beer thirty after 5 o'clock over there. No one else was home either so my daughter and I caught them. Took them back to put them in what ever pen he has. LOL, it is just cattle panels put together with pens and bolts in the ends. No hot wire nothing. Stomped to mud every inch, empty hay ring. I didn't even look in the water trough but they sure didn't want to go back in that little hell pen. Luck if they are still in it by morning.
I went out a few minutes ago just to see that they are not back on me and you could all heck breaking loose over there with dogs barking, chickens and roosters raising heck, sounded like those horses were kicking the pen down. I should have tied them to their porch rail.
Still no one home from the boozery yet far as I can tell.
One more horse or goat on me and I'm calling animal control. I didn't spend all winter planting seedlings to feed their stupid animals. I DON'T HAVE ANIMALS because I don't want to fool with this kind nuisance.
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shoot to thrill
Single-Sixer
shoot them all . horse could kick you to death goat could ram you and pierce your scrotum sack 
