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Self Edit: ok I'm going to summarize the thread. OP: I don't understand why people get upset that I have to defend my livestock with lethal force. Other: Yes, people dump animals, that's bad - most of those animals die horribly- starvation, trapped, shot, traffic, weather, ect. A person: And...

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Quote: Yippie Skippie a great answer!

Quote: All good points, if you want to search my post I have had a person take a chicken, only to bring her back about 1 month later near starved- Yes there are people like that on the board, even in this thread- but that's not the prevailing opinion- SSS if posted after someone says my...

Quote: So I don't get it- a dangerous animal was killed- "thankfully so"- that's what 99% of everyone else means. Do you think the person who killed it was proud that he/she had to take a life, or that they saved a 3-year-old child? I do not remember in ANY thread I read about a lynx at...

Quote: There is one person that bragged, they were corrected - but really you must be able to protect your animals, especially if they are feeding your family. If a dog was about to attack your rescue dogs, lets say a large dog vs a toy breed... then what? you going to yell "no" put yourself...

Quote: ....SO IS AN ACCURATE RIFLE EXCEPT THE RIFLE CAN ACTUALLY DEFEND YOU, AND YOUR FAMILY TOO, RATHER THAN JUST PROVIDE A POSSITIVE ID FOR YOUR ATTACKER DIRTSAVER I AGREE WITH YOU 110% How about both?

Quote: Who is that to- like I said there are three different conversations going on. Help us out and quote. It like this: Faulty logic- Some sheep have black wool All Sheep have wool Therefore if its black and has wool its a sheep. But other critters have wool too. We are not saying there...

Quote: I disagree. Non-native does not equal invasive and invasive does not equal non-native. There are many non-natives that are not invasive and there are many natives that are invasive. Ok, except the term for native-invasive is 'strong community' or 'thrives in the native environment' I...

Seems like there's three discussions here now and its a little confusing. I don't recall anyone saying its "ok" (for an animal to go off of their own property) or they are not willing to face the consequences if a working animal strays from where it needs to be working and causes trouble...

Quote: Only if the cats 'actually' go into other yards. His cats might not, and if one of his cats DOES go in your yard- you can SSS or trap and remove like he already said. any animal that caused problems on our place would be shot or taken to the pound and we would attempt to notify it's...