Caught a domestic dog on a foot hold and drag setup

[KFhunter]

Hehe, what are the odds.





The yellow bungee was on the gate to hold it open when packing groceries in, she somehow got that off and when chewing on the hard plastic ends got that around her foot then proceeded to run around all in a panic until she snagged the plant holder rod thingie, then drug that for a ways squeeling.  I ran out to find this.


Had to share 



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[singleshot12]

Hehe NOT COOL

[quadrafire]

I really did once. Many years ago. A feral dog. Got bit in the process of trap removal and had to go through the rabies post exposure treatments. NOT fun.........

That's a nice looking coat, Rug, full mount or what? 

[KFhunter]

I really did once. Many years ago. A feral dog. Got bit in the process of trap removal and had to go through the rabies post exposure treatments. NOT fun.........

That's a nice looking coat, Rug, full mount or what? 

I dunno, that little bit of roan in her driving down the value some.  Also not very prime, spends too much time indoors 

[KFhunter]

Hehe NOT COOL

what's got your panties in a bunch?

[singleshot12]

lol,not a very good pic for the animal rights folks to feed on

[jdb]

Dear lord

[Southpole]

lol,not a very good pic for the animal rights folks to feed on

There isn't too many photos ON this forum that animals right freekos would like It's KF's own dog that got itself in trouble in it's own yard, ha ha, what's the big deal?

[KFhunter]

I guess I could have kept it to myself and not shared,  I quit posting hunting pics on HW for much the same reasons.


Only recently started sharing a little more, I'll knock it off.

[TeacherMan]

lol,not a very good pic for the animal rights folks to feed on

I guess they better stay off my thread  Good catch, looks like shes ready for a treat now.

[KFhunter]

I was doing a little trapper humor,  the thread is ruined though I lost my mojo now I'm irritated.

[JimmyHoffa]

Set a few more, there might be a whole pack! 

[Katmai Guy]

If you quit posting, the bullies win. 

[Southpole]

I was doing a little trapper humor,  the thread is ruined though I lost my mojo now I'm irritated.

I don't blame you  I thought it was cute. She looks soooo abused, looks like her leg is just barely hanging on!

[Southpole]

If anything she probably learned a few things

[KFhunter]

If anything she probably learned a few things

Even though this was her own doing it's actually a good thing if done in a controlled way.  This is a hunting dog and if she gets tangled up in old barb wire, illegal snare or trap or whatever I want her to wait for me not struggle.  I'll untangle her better than she can struggle her way free.  Less injury if she learns to wait for me.

[JackOfAllTrades]

If it's cute, put the photo back..   

-Steve

[h20hunter]

Hehe NOT COOL

Lighten up Francis. The dog was neither hurt, in distress, or in harms way. If anything it looked pretty embarrassed!

[Southpole]

If it's cute, put the photo back..   

-Steve

Yeah, put the photo backup!

[grundy53]

If it's cute, put the photo back..   

-Steve

Yeah, put the photo backup!

[andersonjk4]

I agree the photo should be put back up.  It was cute, and a good example of why we own dogs... they put a smile on our face.  But I don't blame you for taking it down either. 

Personally.... I prefer body gripping traps with bigger/heavier drag objects when I go after domestic dogs....

   

[h20hunter]

Oh the horror!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Look at that poor animal. The suffering is more than I can handle.

Shame on you SIR!

[TeacherMan]

I used my kennel as a drag once on my dog and it ran across the entire campground with it chasing it. He was scared to death why the big white thing was chasing him 

[h20hunter]

 

[HUNTINCOUPLE]

That's funny. What are the odds of that one? Better buy a lottery ticket!

[Fl0und3rz]

Them's good eatin', or so Obama told me.

Can you come and trap the feral cat out from under my bed?

[BOWHUNTER45]

crazy ..Good looking pup 

[Russ McDonald]

If anything she probably learned a few things

Even though this was her own doing it's actually a good thing if done in a controlled way.  This is a hunting dog and if she gets tangled up in old barb wire, illegal snare or trap or whatever I want her to wait for me not struggle.  I'll untangle her better than she can struggle her way free.  Less injury if she learns to wait for me.

I would agree with that.  We had a beagle growing up and he would chase rabbits till the sun went down long after we had enough.  We would always here him though baying (sp?) away.  One day he just stopped a we couldn't here him.  We went searching up and down trails and roads in our snowmobiles stopping every 100 yards shutting down and calling him.  We heard him on one stop just whimpering very softly.  Found him caught in a wolf snare.  He wasn't struggling but he was lucky we went looking for him because he was off the road 50 yards in and couldn't be seen from the road.  We had to cut him out.  Lesson learned for sure for him too.  Oh almost forgot to say this was 30 some odd years ago and in Minnesota.

[TeacherMan]

If anything she probably learned a few things

Even though this was her own doing it's actually a good thing if done in a controlled way.  This is a hunting dog and if she gets tangled up in old barb wire, illegal snare or trap or whatever I want her to wait for me not struggle.  I'll untangle her better than she can struggle her way free.  Less injury if she learns to wait for me.

I would agree with that.  We had a beagle growing up and he would chase rabbits till the sun went down long after we had enough.  We would always here him though baying (sp?) away.  One day he just stopped a we couldn't here him.  We went searching up and down trails and roads in our snowmobiles stopping every 100 yards shutting down and calling him.  We heard him on one stop just whimpering very softly.  Found him caught in a wolf snare.  He wasn't struggling but he was lucky we went looking for him because he was off the road 50 yards in and couldn't be seen from the road.  We had to cut him out.  Lesson learned for sure for him too.  Oh almost forgot to say this was 30 some odd years ago and in Minnesota.

Thats one arobatic beagle or someone really messed up there snare 

[andersonjk4]

Them's good eatin', or so Obama told me.

Can you come and trap the feral cat out from under my bed?

The key to catching domestic animals appears to be the bungee cord.  Use it to keep a gate or a kennel door open and it seems the animals are just attracted to it and it will catch them every time.   

[BULLBLASTER]

The funnies thing is that it looks like kfs bungie would have fallen off if the dog gave some slack! Maybe the pup liked dragging the trap around.  dogs do have a way of getting completely tangled in bungies or ropes. One of my shorthairs is still leary of extension cords after a run in with a vicious attack cord tying all his legs up! 

[DOUBLELUNG]

I'm liking that anchor drag!  I bet you identified that primary travel trail by the depth and color 

[Eli346]

Keep sharing KF; we enjoy it and the ones that don't can take a hike. I think they were just kidding anyway! It's hard to put a post on here that doesn't bring up an off comment but that won't keep me from posting or reading.

[Humptulips]

It is pretty bad. We should probably get an Initiative together to ban bungee cords.

[eburgtrapper]

I used my kennel as a drag once on my dog and it ran across the entire campground with it chasing it. He was scared to death why the big white thing was chasing him 

I started laughing just thinking about that.

[rover]

That's a good looking brit! Mine would do the same thing ha ha!

[Machias]

I went catfishing once and a guy showed up a short time later and for some reason tied his lab to his big ol tackle box.  All the sudden the dog takes off, the tackle box is OPEN and it's spilling everything and the dog has his tail tucked tight and the guy is chasing him.  I could not stop laughing for quite a while.  He was over there picking up lures and sinkers and hooks forever!!

[one more]

Trapping in Alaska for snowshoe rabbits ( not hares), fox and lynx, we used different sized cables and loops.  When we were within a mile of the village, we occasionally caught a loose sled dog.  They always sat and waited for us to release them.  My friend Hazel always knew whose dog it was and would tell them to keep it tied up.  She kept sled dogs, too, but they never left her yard because when they got loose they went to her door and she always fed them a treat before re-tieing them.  She said late one night one scratched at the door.  She had no treat to give it, so she popped corn at 3:00 am for the dog.  Sled dogs are used to being tied and don't fight the snares.
Diane

[JackOfAllTrades]

It is pretty bad. We should probably get an Initiative together to ban bungee cords.

 

[Trapper John]

Dogs..................
They can get into almost anything and they do.  Mine use to drive me nuts and he knew it.
I have cats now and I'm not sure which one is worse 
JC

[hollymaster]

Dogs..................
They can get into almost anything and they do.  Mine use to drive me nuts and he knew it.
I have cats now and I'm not sure which one is worse 
JC

A mixture of both.