NFR Not buying negligence!

[Flymph]

Hunter who killed and skinned a Connecticut family's pet dogs claims he thought they were coyotes

The owner of the pets said the German shepherds' heads were removed and remain missing; Michael Konschak faces criminal charges.

www.cbsnews.com

Even a very tough maybe (for me) on letting the arrow fly. But!!!, beheading and skinning was a mistake I can't buy. Please let Justice prevail. Heart felt sorrow for the owners and their grief.

 

[Salmo_g]

It's a hunter's responsibility to know his quarry before shooting. If he cannot identify a German Shepherd from a coyote, he isn't qualified to hunt.

 

[Anonymous member 148]

Mugshot? I call meth.

 

[Long_Rod_Silvers]

Reminds me of this story.

Woman who killed, skinned husky puppy she thought was a wolf is charged with animal abuse

A Montana woman was cited for animal cruelty after she fatally shot a husky puppy, skinned it and posted photos of herself online displaying its fur after incorrectly thinking it was a wolf.

nypost.com

 

[Guy Gregory]

if there is a more effective way to create anti-hunting sentiment, I don’t know it.

 

[CRO]

while sitting in a duck blind with my grandfather at Ocean Shores before it was developed. He told me about some hunters from Seattle that were busted for having a trunk full of sea gulls that they thought were geese. We never harvested any so i dont know how they taste.

 

[RCF]

while sitting in a duck blind with my grandfather at Ocean Shores before it was developed. He told me about some hunters from Seattle that were busted for having a trunk full of sea gulls that they thought were geese. We never harvested any so i dont know how they taste.

Sounds fishy to me...

 

[ABITNF]

It's a hunter's responsibility to know his quarry before shooting.

This also applies to fishers. We checked a guy one day with several over his limit of black rockfish. The limit was 3. He referred to them as sea bass and thought the limit was 8. Also saw many mistakes with salmon species identification.