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| 1394.1 | damaging evidence | 2717::HEBERT | Captain Bligh | Wed Oct 05 1994 16:07 | 3 |
| It 's possible that you can't find the arrow because the "hunter" (I
hesitate to call him that) was smart enough to find it and take it away
with him. His name and address is probably written on it.
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| 1394.2 | | 24661::LEFEBVRE | PCBU Asia/Pacific Marketing | Wed Oct 05 1994 16:13 | 12 |
| I'm glad to hear the dog will recover. As -.1 mentioned, this bozo
probably covered his tracks. I hope you catch him and prosecute him
to the fullest extent of the law. Fortunately your husband had the
wits to get the dog to the vet. I probably would have (foolishly) gone
after the guy.
One question, though...what was a bow hunter doing in the woods on
August 28? Finally, given that bow hunters normally scout an area
prior to the season, chances are someone would recognize a description
of the car. Interview the neighbors extensively.
Mark.
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| 1394.3 | "Could not find Arrow" | 17576::DILLON_D | | Thu Oct 06 1994 10:11 | 10 |
| Reply to #.1
We had a friend come over with a metal dectector and go over the whole
back yard, exactly where this guy was and we Brandy was. No luck,
he had to have picked it up before he took off. We called the fish &
game and they told us that all hunters have to have there name and
address on all arrows. The fish & game also told us if we find this
guy that they will "DEFINETLY" proscute him.
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| 1394.4 | in credible | 5062::MACINTYRE | Terminal Angler | Thu Oct 06 1994 10:12 | 12 |
| If this jerk was in the woods shooting dogs in August, I doubt he had
his name on his arrows. This guy is not a bow hunter, he is a criminal
and I hope to hell he gets caught.
I hope your dog recovers well and I hope you don't let the viloent
acts of this low life sour your views on all hunters.
Sincerely,
-Don Mac
(a bow hunter)
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| 1394.5 | "Thank You" | 17576::DILLON_D | | Thu Oct 06 1994 10:27 | 20 |
| Reply to #.2
Brandy is getting better everyday, thank God. I hope that we catch him
too. It's hard to say whether my husband would have gone after him
or not, like I said in my original note the guy re-loaded his bow, when
my husband saw that he grabed Brandy and took off, that is when he
noticed that Brandy was bleeding quite a bit. Woops, I meant to say
September 28th, it was very hard writing that note. I did find out
that Bow & Arrow season already started. We think that this guy knew
exactly where he was going because we saw him come down our street and
pull in the dirt road that goes behind our home. There are three dirt
roads and he knew exactly which one to go in. None of our neighbors
who live close by were home at the time of the incident, there were
other neighbors at the end of the street where he came out of who
saw the car and him and would recognize both. They are keeping an
eye out for us.
Thank you for your concern.
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| 1394.6 | | 17576::PAPPALARDO | | Thu Oct 06 1994 11:41 | 13 |
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Diane,
I'm sorry to hear what happened to your dog. Why don't you post
the general location of the area this happened. Most likely this SLOB
will not be behind your house for awhile or may never return which the
later is your hope. All ethical hunters will police their own ranks and
if someone see's a car and a so called hunter that is supposedly hunting
with a bow fitting both general descriptions they can take note of the
license plate number and pass it on for investigation.
Guy
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| 1394.7 | UNBELIEVABLE... | 57298::LAFOSSE | semi-auto assault crossbows ;^) | Thu Oct 06 1994 13:29 | 5 |
| what can i say that hasn't already been said, I hope your dog is doing well and that
your able to catch this slob... as someone already said, i'd be very hesitant to call
him a hunter, and hope this dosn't sour your view of all hunters...
Fra
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| 1394.8 | "Not against Hunters" | 17576::DILLON_D | | Thu Oct 06 1994 15:46 | 10 |
| #.7
Thank you.
No, I have nothing against hunters. I just wish the same law applied
for bow & arrow hunters as does hunters with firearms.
We need all the help that we can get.
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| 1394.9 | "General Area" | 17576::DILLON_D | | Thu Oct 06 1994 15:49 | 10 |
| The general area in Hudson that this happened is right off Rte 102,
near Papa Gino's, Hudson Car Wash and the Hudson Plaza, where Shop &
Save is the Post Office, etc.
If any of you live close to the area please check out the posters in
Shop & Save and surrounding stores.
Thanks
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| 1394.10 | <He's not a hunter> | 3149::FWALSH | | Fri Oct 07 1994 12:47 | 13 |
| I' m really happy to hear that your dog is going to be OK. This
guy is definately not a hunter and gives all us hunters a bad name.
Believe me hunters hate these people that do things like this as
much as everyone else does because these people really give us a bad
reputation.
The other thing I would like to talk to this clown about is if the
dog was coming at him how he shot it in the rear leg. Also after he
disabled the dog why was he renocking another arrow. I really hope you
can find out who he is and that they prosecute him fully.
Fred
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| 1394.11 | 'Brandy is a German Shepherd' | 17576::DILLON_D | | Fri Oct 07 1994 16:25 | 13 |
| Again, I want to thank all of you for all your replys and info.
I don't think that I told you what kind of dog our 'Brandy' is: she
is a sweet, adorable, loving German Shepherd. She is only 14 months
old and would NEVER attack anyone. She has graduated from puppy,
basic and advanced training classes. She has been taught to be
friendly to people and other animals. If she ever did reach this kid
she probably would have licked him to death. That is the way she is.
I just thank God that she has not losted her trustfullness. She
never knew what hit her when she got shot.
Diane
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