Looks to me like a grandfather and his grand kids running coondogs. They are obviously just passing through and not thieves. I don't see a weapon. What's the problem if they are respectful of your property/fences and gates and the dogs are not running off game such as deer.

I would rather see young people out in the woods chasing coons with their grandpa than running the streets doing drugs and stealing. Of course I'm not that guy from Dallas with 20 acres either.

Looks to me like a grandfather and his grand kids running coondogs. They are obviously just passing through and not thieves. I don't see a weapon. What's the problem if they are respectful of your property/fences and gates and the dogs are not running off game such as deer.

I would rather see young people out in the woods chasing coons with their grandpa than running the streets doing drugs and stealing. Of course I'm not that guy from Dallas with 20 acres either.

I would rather see young people out in the woods chasing coons with their grandpa too...I would rather see grandpa teach the young people to respect other people and their property though.

Looks to me like a grandfather and his grand kids running coondogs. They are obviously just passing through and not thieves. I don't see a weapon. What's the problem if they are respectful of your property/fences and gates and the dogs are not running off game such as deer.

I would rather see young people out in the woods chasing coons with their grandpa than running the streets doing drugs and stealing. Of course I'm not that guy from Dallas with 20 acres either.

The problem is with people who dont ask permission and go onto property that doesnt belong to them, and nothing is done about it, then they tell all their friends and then you have tons of people on your property. I also believe in getting kids in the outdoors but there is a wront way and a right way

They should each get 100 lashes and be sentenced to three months of hard labor.

A hefty fine and take away their hunting license for five years plus the jail time should do!

From what I've read on other posts it seems to be a trend that several people on this forum think just because they may be running dogs that it's perfectly fine.

Dogs or no dogs, when you are crossing or going onto someone elses property and don't have permission it is trespassing, and if you can't keep your dogs from crossing fences you need to have them on a leash.

Looks to me like a grandfather and his grand kids running coondogs. They are obviously just passing through and not thieves. I don't see a weapon. What's the problem if they are respectful of your property/fences and gates and the dogs are not running off game such as deer.

I would rather see young people out in the woods chasing coons with their grandpa than running the streets doing drugs and stealing. Of course I'm not that guy from Dallas with 20 acres either.

If they don't respect trespass laws, what makes you think the respect game laws.
Kinda like people saying most illegals are good people just trying to make a living. Except they didn't respect the country's laws to get here, Why would they respect them after they settle in. All trespassers are the same in my book: criminals. Be it my house, my back yard, my deer lease, or my country.

wow some real toughuns out there. Shooting someones coon dawg and holding them at gunpoint.. WOW.

Guys i have never been coon hunting prolly never will but you let coon dogs loose lets say you have 1000 acres coon dogs gets after a coon he may go for miles (having had friends and family that do it) Guess you should probably shoot there dogs. Prolly tie up the kids maybe whip the grandad, hit em with the butt of your gun a few times etc.

That way they know never to chase their dog on your property again.

Bunch a real tough guys.

EGG ZACK A LEE

Sorry sissy shoot a dog. Not a tough man at all.

You don't have to be tough to shoot a dog or hit grandpa with the butt of your gun

em then em then em