Posted by jackinok on October 18, 2012 at 10:39:56 from (162.58.82.136):
killed the coyote problem, but how many folks has had dogs getting their calves?seems like around here were just the right distance away from town for folks when times get hard to dump their dogs out. I've lost track of how many ive had to shoot or how many cows and calves they've killed over the years.probably be particularly bad this time since the farm bill expired and folks find out their not getting their food stamps next month. it always seemed odd to me that around these parts the poorer a person is,or the less money they make ,the more dogs they have.just never did make sense to me. listned to a talk put on by the homeless alliance last week.they had to build a kennel and have regular vet visits for all the dogs homeless people dragged around with them. strange thing.
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