I mapquested it and it is 8 1/2 hours STRAIGHT SHOT from me to you ROPO. Think about it. I would rather do this than sit around grumping with the fam at the annual thankgiving porkout!
Stolen Horse--Man is BACK in jail!
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Have you tried contacting these guys? If this dude rides and rodeo's they will know of him and could possibly help us trap him.
AMERICAN COWBOYS RODEO ASSOCIATION
13222 West 835 Road
Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74464
Phone: 918-456-9814
AMERICAN COWBOYS RODEO ASSOCIATION
13222 West 835 Road
Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74464
Phone: 918-456-9814
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Yes, especially if he wandered into a state with a brand inspector.
Yes, especially if he wandered into a state with a brand inspector.
I sure hope you can get the horse repo'ed
My DH and I was selling a truck on payments. The guy stopped paying. So we had to get the repo guy to get it for us. I dont know about your state. But here it had to be on city property. Not private property in order to repo it. Unlike the shows on tv where they go to their homes. So we staked out the house and he parked it on the side of the road. It was a gravel area, this area of town had no side walks. But the gravel area was city property and we got our truck back. But it had been wrecked. But at least it still runs..
Personally if it was my horse. I would wait for him to leave the property with the horse. Like if he took it to a show or some thing. Then go get it from the show. Lots of public around. If confronted make sure all paperwork is at hand. And maybe the guy would be so embarrassed he could do less to stop you.
Since you are having such a hard time with the law getting your horse. I bet his chances would be even less to try to get it back saying you stole it. Because of the other people not having proper paperwork.
But work with the repo people.. This maybe your ticket to getting him back. I sure hope it works out for you. Wish I lived closer to help out some.
My DH and I was selling a truck on payments. The guy stopped paying. So we had to get the repo guy to get it for us. I dont know about your state. But here it had to be on city property. Not private property in order to repo it. Unlike the shows on tv where they go to their homes. So we staked out the house and he parked it on the side of the road. It was a gravel area, this area of town had no side walks. But the gravel area was city property and we got our truck back. But it had been wrecked. But at least it still runs..
Personally if it was my horse. I would wait for him to leave the property with the horse. Like if he took it to a show or some thing. Then go get it from the show. Lots of public around. If confronted make sure all paperwork is at hand. And maybe the guy would be so embarrassed he could do less to stop you.
Since you are having such a hard time with the law getting your horse. I bet his chances would be even less to try to get it back saying you stole it. Because of the other people not having proper paperwork.
But work with the repo people.. This maybe your ticket to getting him back. I sure hope it works out for you. Wish I lived closer to help out some.
what ever you do... I wish you lots of luck and please be safe
:yiipchickWOW! I have read all of the 58 pages of posts and it is unreal. Why not everyone go on a mini vacation to this place and all show up in force at the same time? Not to say that everyone on BYC is female BUT---what would this person do if he saw a couple hundred females coming up the driveway with determined looks on their faces? We could even have shovels and rakes in our hands. NO ONE could say that we threatening them. We are just there to help shovel out the S--T! Ooops. Excuse me. Did I just say that?
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:yiipchickWOW! I have read all of the 58 pages of posts and it is unreal. Why not everyone go on a mini vacation to this place and all show up in force at the same time? Not to say that everyone on BYC is female BUT---what would this person do if he saw a couple hundred females coming up the driveway with determined looks on their faces? We could even have shovels and rakes in our hands. NO ONE could say that we threatening them. We are just there to help shovel out the S--T! Ooops. Excuse me. Did I just say that?
what do they say to the pace picante sauce commercial............... "get a rope!" I am armed with a hotshot. Anyone been poked by one of them? Not a fun time!(for the recipient!)
:yiipchickWOW! I have read all of the 58 pages of posts and it is unreal. Why not everyone go on a mini vacation to this place and all show up in force at the same time? Not to say that everyone on BYC is female BUT---what would this person do if he saw a couple hundred females coming up the driveway with determined looks on their faces? We could even have shovels and rakes in our hands. NO ONE could say that we threatening them. We are just there to help shovel out the S--T! Ooops. Excuse me. Did I just say that?
what do they say to the pace picante sauce commercial............... "get a rope!" I am armed with a hotshot. Anyone been poked by one of them? Not a fun time!(for the recipient!)
I am a great snipper! maybe a tranqulizer shot to the horse thevies before we ride???? yeeeee haw UMM, since i am scared of horses i will ride in the car
Just for the record- I read the whole thread. This is insane. I don't blame you for being discouraged but it's time to try something different.
You deserve to have your horse back. Plenty of cowboys hate horse thieves enough to help. Sounds like some other people here do too. Don't go alone, but definitely go get Max. Safety in numbers applies here. You want witnesses/lookouts with you at every step of the process. It's better to celebrate together later - than end up scared off or shot with no horse and lack of witnesses. These law officials are either inept, dishonest or family/buddies. So, you need to do part of their job. Just carefully.
You said he has a few properties. Do you have the addresses of them?
A private investigator could probably get you the addresses if needed, but I bet you could find them yourself. Deeds are public record, and so are tax assessments. \\
Google his name and and his business/farms name to see what pops up. Check for a criminal record too. Might get lucky - and get an address, pictures or just more familiar with your prey. Too catch a sneak, be a little sneaky yourself.
He deserves for you to make a good case against him, retrieve your horse, and still prosecute. Sounds like Oklahoma's livestock laws need work.
Here's some ideas that might help narrow down your horses location:
Mapquest the area, streets or addresses. and see which ones have rural/ag zoning. He probably would not have a horse downtown, after all. Pulling up a map of the general area would give you a starting point.
Type the more likely address(es) into Google Earth and have a good look at the neighborhood. It's easy, and a safer way to case the place. A computer geek can find so much. You can check this for FREE. They have fancier upgrades you can buy , but you don't need to.
If any of the properties are for sale- you might get pics, topo maps, or at least a description and directions online, or by having a real estate person e-mail them to you. Use a name that wont be recognized if you need to give one. Preferably a guys name since they know a woman is after them.
Print the picture and make copies of it so everybody involved knows where are the best surveillance spots, the STABLES/BARN, blind spots, etc.
See if it shows the fence lines, driveways, and any safe exits from the property. Once you have him- you want to get away safe and quick.
The map might show vehicles. Note how many, type (car, truck, van) and color so you know if they are gone easier. I wish there was a way to know if he has any local enemies. They might help you - just to screw him.
You're welcome to PM me.
You deserve to have your horse back. Plenty of cowboys hate horse thieves enough to help. Sounds like some other people here do too. Don't go alone, but definitely go get Max. Safety in numbers applies here. You want witnesses/lookouts with you at every step of the process. It's better to celebrate together later - than end up scared off or shot with no horse and lack of witnesses. These law officials are either inept, dishonest or family/buddies. So, you need to do part of their job. Just carefully.
You said he has a few properties. Do you have the addresses of them?
A private investigator could probably get you the addresses if needed, but I bet you could find them yourself. Deeds are public record, and so are tax assessments. \\
Google his name and and his business/farms name to see what pops up. Check for a criminal record too. Might get lucky - and get an address, pictures or just more familiar with your prey. Too catch a sneak, be a little sneaky yourself.
He deserves for you to make a good case against him, retrieve your horse, and still prosecute. Sounds like Oklahoma's livestock laws need work.
Here's some ideas that might help narrow down your horses location:
Mapquest the area, streets or addresses. and see which ones have rural/ag zoning. He probably would not have a horse downtown, after all. Pulling up a map of the general area would give you a starting point.
Type the more likely address(es) into Google Earth and have a good look at the neighborhood. It's easy, and a safer way to case the place. A computer geek can find so much. You can check this for FREE. They have fancier upgrades you can buy , but you don't need to.
If any of the properties are for sale- you might get pics, topo maps, or at least a description and directions online, or by having a real estate person e-mail them to you. Use a name that wont be recognized if you need to give one. Preferably a guys name since they know a woman is after them.
Print the picture and make copies of it so everybody involved knows where are the best surveillance spots, the STABLES/BARN, blind spots, etc.
See if it shows the fence lines, driveways, and any safe exits from the property. Once you have him- you want to get away safe and quick.
The map might show vehicles. Note how many, type (car, truck, van) and color so you know if they are gone easier. I wish there was a way to know if he has any local enemies. They might help you - just to screw him.
You're welcome to PM me.
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