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From: cmi@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Theo Pozzy/R. Green)
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Subject: Re: Dogs and Deer
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From: cmi@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Theo Pozzy/R. Green)
>As far as the 'Northerner' who shoots the dogs running behind

This generalized statement is as illogical as some made by
anti-hunters!

In Vermont, only certified law-enforcement officers may shoot
dogs, and then only if the animal in question is actually
engaged in the destruction of big-game animals. "Northerners"
or as implied, Northern Hunters, as a group do not shoot dogs.
Rather fond of them in fact! As a "northerner" I see no difference
between hunting deer with dogs and hunting rabbits with dogs.
I dont hunt deer with dogs personaly, but I dont mind if someone
else does. If I ever hunt down Kurt's way, I hope I get invited to
try hunting deer with dogs! It might be fun!

Keep your powder dry!
Jerry
cmi!jerry@dartvax.dartmouth.edu


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