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To the idiots running dogs on private property on lea anna lane. The sherriff has been called as has dgif. If you step foot on my property i will prosecute you for trespass. Your dogs are on my property because my dog is in heat. Not because of deer. Get them out of here

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First I ever heard of it was from a buddy of mine from Florida when I was in the Army. I thought he was either kidding me or doing something illegal. Turns out it was perfectly legal there (not sure if it still is) and quite common.

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Originally posted by Gustofer:
I'd put up cameras.

Around these parts it is simply blaze orange paint on trees, fence posts, or whatever you choose to use as a boundary. Hunters are not allowed inside those boundaries. As of a few years ago, they are also required to ask permission...wasn't that way for many years, just the blaze orange.

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Originally posted by mutedblade:
DSGrouse:

I am with you. I hate that so called "hunters" are allowed to drop their dogs off on one side of the county and then run their dogs and wildlife across your property and right into the waiting drunken buffoons with shotguns a mile away. It's gotten so bad that I have decided to catch the dogs, take the tracking collars off (chuck them in the landfill) and turn the dogs over to the pound. Sure, I understand that dogs can't read or know where property boundaries are, but the fuck stick that supposedly cares for the dog can. Just put the fucking dogs on leashes and use them to track. Assholes....the lot of them!

Before anyone goes on about stealing or destroying another persons property: It is such a nuisance that it causes accidents each year. Dogs and deer run right out into oncoming traffic. I have had to lock up the brakes on my vehicle so I didn't cream a jackass standing right on the edge of the road after dark trying to wrangle his dogs (of course while wearing camo and with no flaggers or lights). I am sure it will eventually become such an issue someone will be hurt over the whole nonsense. Once it does, they'll have ruined it for those that try to do things right.



Remind DGIF that:

On Posted Property
It is unlawful to hunt without written permission of the landowner and is punishable by a fine of up to $2500 and/or 12 months in jail.

On Unposted Property
It is unlawful to hunt any unposted property without permission of the landowner and is punishable by a fine of up to $500.

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Originally posted by RHINOWSO:
I'd certainly figure out something 'less than lethal' to run the dogs off. Paintball gun or something. Douse them in red paint or some awful smelling goo.

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Originally posted by mutedblade:
Thanks for the heads up

Meh....Still think it's a fucking joke to call oneself a "hunter" while running dogs. All they are doing is allowing the dogs to run the game to them. It's pissing off quite a few folks around me and there have been threats of bodily harm. I am an avid outdoorsman and hunter but this shit is ridiculous. Can't believe that others are allowed to trounce all over creation with no regard to the property of others. Folks have been rutting up driveways, cutting fences, and other shenanigans to gain access to their dogs and it costs nobody but the land owners. Time to start putting pressure on the sheriff I guess.

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Originally posted by RHINOWSO:
I'd certainly figure out something 'less than lethal' to run the dogs off. Paintball gun or something. Douse them in red paint or some awful smelling goo.

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Originally posted by marksman41:
DS, I think you're fighting a losing battle on Facebook trying to get others to acknowledge you are in the right, or even that you might have a point. That's the impression I get from the ludicrous responses to your posts.

I hope someway, somehow, you are able to get a rapid solution that permanently solves this issue in a positive way for you.