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rabbit/squirrel hunting
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01/19/11 11:53 PM
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rabbit or squirrel hunting with dogs on type II. be sure you have your rabie certificate (paper one) with you. the metal tag on there collar dont mean squat. found that out this morning.
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Re: rabbit/squirrel hunting
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01/19/11 11:57 PM
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Sniper John
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Re: rabbit/squirrel hunting
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01/19/11 11:59 PM
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Sniper John
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My gosh are they enforcing this now? Did you receive a ticket or a warning?
From the public hunting lands map booklet.
What restrictions are in place concerning the use of dogs? Dogs may be used for hunting squirrel, rabbits, hares, furbearing animals, predatory animals, and game birds (other than turkey) on most units during the open seasons. See the Prohibited Acts section for rules and regulations concerning the use of dogs and area maps for further restrictions concerning the use of dogs. Owners of dogs brought onto Public Hunting Areas must be able to show documentation of current rabies vaccination. Owners are responsible for the actions of their dog and should exercise control of the dog at all times to assure that the activities of other permit holders are not interfered with and that wildlife is not harassed.
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Re: rabbit/squirrel hunting
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01/20/11 12:09 AM
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G W checked us this morining. we were all leagle except he wanted to see rabie certf. i said theres the metal tag on there collars, and he said you can get those anywhere, i need the paper one. lucky for me, we were in my truck and i had them in the glove box. my buddy had cerft. at home and had to go get them to keep from getting a ticket. the way the gw talked you do not want know what the fine is for not haveing a current rabie on you dogs and being out of you county with out it.
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Re: rabbit/squirrel hunting
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01/20/11 12:15 AM
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Sniper John
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First I have heard of such a thing and been checked on APH land with my dog several times. I have never been asked to produce that. But it is plain as day in the rules. And it is not just for rabbit and squirrel hunting, but all hunting dogs from the way that reads. Thanks for the heads up.
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Re: rabbit/squirrel hunting
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01/20/11 12:29 AM
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yes all hunting dogs. i new it read just like you posted, but i thought the metal tag on my collars would be good enough. glad i kept the paper.
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Re: rabbit/squirrel hunting
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01/20/11 12:53 AM
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Sniper John
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Another one most hunters don't think of is traveling across state lines. Most states require a health certificate to travel with a dog into their state. I have never heard of anyone being checked though, nor am I sure who would be the entity that would check you for it. Highway patrol, Warden, or ?.
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Re: rabbit/squirrel hunting
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01/20/11 01:29 AM
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gw was saying something about that from county to county. but not sure what he was getting at. i just wanted to load my dogs and go home. lol
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Re: rabbit/squirrel hunting
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01/21/11 12:02 AM
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COON HUNTER 79
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What WMA were you hunting?
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Re: rabbit/squirrel hunting
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01/21/11 07:03 PM
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That is interesting I guess it is how you interpert "documentation". Glad you all brought this up. I would have said my metal tags are my documentation since that is the purpose of the tag. It documents that the dog has the proper shots. A document does not have to be paper. But better safe than sorry. You almost need a briefcase of "documents" just to hunt.
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Re: rabbit/squirrel hunting
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01/22/11 02:02 AM
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jjandcompany
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Probaly enforcing that due to rabies being at hi level now. With coyotes around, and other users on properties that might get bit and $$$ chaching
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