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Back in the 1960s my dog was caught in a couple of traps labelled California Fish and Game. The traps had been set for coyotes. After I got the dog released I wrote the trapper a note and took the traps. Needles to say I was not a very happy camper while watching my dog limp back to the car. Explosive poison traps should never be located where sport dogs can get to them.
On Sat, Mar 25, 2017 at 7:59 AM, Chukar Hunting wrote:
> Bob McMichael posted: “This has been bothering me a lot. It’s not the > first time in the last couple years…” >
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Back in the 1960s my dog was caught in a couple of traps labelled California Fish and Game. The traps had been set for coyotes. After I got the dog released I wrote the trapper a note and took the traps. Needles to say I was not a very happy camper while watching my dog limp back to the car. Explosive poison traps should never be located where sport dogs can get to them.
On Sat, Mar 25, 2017 at 7:59 AM, Chukar Hunting wrote:
> Bob McMichael posted: “This has been bothering me a lot. It’s not the > first time in the last couple years…” >
if my dog got ahold of one of these I would be devastated!