It appears he might’ve caught something. 
I've got 3 or 4 that have started showing up on my cameras in the middle of the night. My brother shot one that was chasing heifers earlier this summer.
Those suckers outta be gone, there’s covert ways to make it happen.
That’s worse than a yote problem, as I see it, cause they are are more bold as far as people are concerned, They look big.
Had a nice Buck pop out in my spot where i sat sometimes. down in McAlester years ago. few seconds later a big lathered up pitbull came out of the woods chasing him should of shot the sucker just happened too fast.
we deal with feral dogs as well as the neighbor’s dogs at our huntimg property. Have spoken to the neighbors with only minimal success. I don’t have a problem shooting the feral dogs but I would hate for a wounded Doberman to make it home. My OKC home is like a fortress, tightly fenced 7 acres because neighbors refuse to keep their dogs on their own property. Dogs are the biggest threat to my goats
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My brother actually called the owner of the dogs before he took a shot and the owner was like, if they're chasing your cattle just shoot them. Instead of keeping them in a yard or not having them if he can't deal with them he basically just expected my brother to shoot them for him.
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