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Sick bastards poisoning dogs.

What differance does it make if it is 1 dog or 100 dogs. I have seen probably 20 to 30 differant dogs trape through my property. If I was to only kill 1 I would still have the problem. The point that I am trying to get at that NOONE understands is that if it happened on the persons private property he has the right to kill any animal that comes onto it if he chooses. This is still America isn't it? Confronting the owner or owners would more than likely only cause greif for this guy judging by the response on here to what I have said. So he took it into his own hands and dealt with the problem. This does not make him a coward. If it happened the way we are assuming it happened. If it is random all overtown then yes he is a coward.
 
mtsummitx said:
Wow, I have read all the posts here and I am absolutely amazed that there are only 2 people here that have a brain (Skidoorulz and Bigbird). The rest of you clowns don't have a clue, especially you Mafesto. You say that some people want to provide a good home and care for something just like kids. Ok fine and dandy, if you think your animals are your kids keep them where you can provide and care for them.....your yard!!!!!!! Don't get me wrong, I have no problem with dogs, however I do not have dogs therefore I do not want dog sh%$ in my yard, nor do I want to hear someone else's dogs running down the street barking all the way by my house at 5:30 in the morning or 11:00 at night. Would you let a 3 year old child run the neighborhood unsupervised??? I think not. And for you people that say the guy should be gutted like a fish or If they were your dogs he'd be eating through a straw, you people are the ones that feel real tuff after about 10 beers, but truth be known someone call you to the carpet for real over your idiocy and you would probably pee down your legs. If these dogs were poisened while trespassing on someone else's property they got what was coming, their owners should have kept them (their kids)home. I will agree that if this guy is going around poisoning dogs on their own home property then he is in the wrong. Now for a little fact for all you people that think dogs or animals in general are equal to humans, in Montana it is completely leagal for a dog or any animal to be killed for harrassing livestock, they can be legally killed by the livestock owner or law enforcement. Sure sounds like they are human to me. Now for all you tuff guys that will fire back and want to kick my *** or gut me like a fish. Don't waste your breath I am only posting once and will not be drawn into your 8 year old meet me on the playground mentality.
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Don't take my post out of context....If you come on MY property and place poison where MY pets and CHILDREN play you will be the one with wet pants.I agree with your views on letting dogs run wild, bark, ect. I have a dog, he stays on my yard except for when we go on runs and he doesnt bark at all hours because if he does, a few thousand volts will be sent through his neck via his shock collar. I don’t know about you, but I see placing poison on private proporty (as i was mentioning in my orginal post) as attempted murder, what would you do if someone was in the process of trying to murder your family? I have a two year old, two year olds place things in their mouths that they shouldn’t….why? because they are two. Trying to poison a dog is one thing, but not knowing who my potentially ingest that poison is a whole different story, especially when you’re doing it on someone else’s private property or public.
Now if this guy is placing poison on his own property to kill dogs that owners let run wild…..although a little f’ed up, I can see his frustration. I think there are 100 other options that can be exhausted first before one gets to that point…..one that comes to mind is COMMUNCIATION! Most likely, the person responsible is a ***** with no back bone and no balls to talk to his neighbors and start telling them to keep their dogs and their dog’s chit off their property. Also, if they are poisoned on this guy/gals own property, where abouts is the poinson. If i am walking my dog down a 3 foot wide sidewalk with a 4 foot leash and there is meat imbeded with poinson 6" off the sidewalk on their proporty thats not right. A dog will smell that a mile away and even the best trained dogs are going to take a crack at eating it up.

In closing mtsummitx, read someones whole post before you talk chit.....also, your above words are pretty strong for someone who doesn’t even list the state they live in on their profile.
 
skidoorulz said:
Let me explain it to you, Stupid! Since you like name calling so much. Animals of any kind are not children. I have heard of humping the dog which you are probably prettyy good at but you or no other human can father or give birth to an animal. To me there is something wrong with someone who thinks their pet, of any kind is a child! Seems to me that they probably have a pretty unfulfilled life. I have had my share of pets in my life loved them all but never felt that they were my children. Do you think your children are your pets? Do you let your children run all over town and crap in other peoples yards? As I said in my other posts if the dogs were poisened while out running around on someone else's property, then good for the guy who did it, it is his property and he has every right in the world to take care of animal problems if the owners of those animals will not. What would you say if a stockman shot 13 dogs on his property because they were killing sheep or calves? No differance. Now with that said, if it was random poisoning and the person or persons were going around town throwing meatballs onto other peoples property then heck yea throw the book at them. There is no justification for that behavior. Now in my opinion and I am sure many others that is not a narrow minded opinion because I see it both ways, where as you can only see it one way. So who is narrow minded????????????
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Tell my 6 yo daughter that her best friend, 6 yo lab, is not a family member. But I do agree that if you have pets keep them on your property.
 
Taken from Keloland.com news story today

TEA, SD - At least nine dogs were poisoned, some of them even died, and authorities in Lincoln County are still trying to figure out who laced beef jerky with a poisonous pesticide.

On April 12th a veternarian in Tea reported that at least nine dogs were poisoned with strychnine. A few days later lab results confirmed the jerky contained the pesticide.

"We lost a good dog, we really did," Rick Kunkle said.

For the last month Rick Kunkle and his family have been trying to move forward after losing their year and a half old Brittany Spaniel, 'Copper.'

"The first couple of weeks are pretty tough. Wake up in the morning, the dog is not here, come home from work, the dog is not here," Kunkle said.

It didn't take the family long to buy a new puppy, but it will take them awhile to get over how their last dog died. Copper was one of four dogs in Tea killed from eating beef jerky tainted with the poisonous pesticide strychnine.

"It was a bad thing to witness. The convulsions and tremors the dog went through, it was hard," Kunkle said.

'Hinder' is the Kunkle's new dog and is helping with the healing, but the family is still searching for justice. Kunkle says many of his neighbors who had sick dogs think the culprit lives in their neighborhood and was mad that the dogs were in their yard.

Kunkle has been keeping in contact with the sheriff's office to see if they've made any progress on the case, but authorities say its still an ongoing investigation.

"The little bit of evidence they do have they will be turning over to the state's attorney and hopefully they will file charges against him," Kunkle said.

But, until that happens Kunkle says his family will try to move on, and like many of the other families in the neighborhood, keep a closer eye on their dogs.

"We haven't seen any of the other dogs out on walks or running anywhere. You don't see any dogs running anywhere anymore," Kunkle said.

Anyone charged with poisoning or killing the dogs in Tea would face a Class 1 Misdemeanor, which carries a penalty of one year in the county jail and a possible $2,000 fine.


So it looks like the dogs were in the person's yard that is responsable for poisoning..... sounds like it took care of the problem but the person responsable can still get in some trouble. By the way the story is written i would asume that the person never talked to his neighbors since they dont have a suspect yet....if i had a neighbor telling me to keep my dog off his property and I dont listen and it comes back one day poisoned then i have a pretty good idea who to point the finger at. Its dissapointing these owners let their dogs run around the block like that unsupervised, also dissapointing the person doing the poisoning did talk to his neighbors or call the cops before lacing beef jerky with poison....
 
Hope they nail the COWARD.
If they don't, I hope the people take matters into their own hands.
 
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