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Cow Shot, Back End Removed..

seagrovegirl avatar
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This is in the paper this morning (NW Fla Daily News, Pg. C1)...

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Sand Angel avatar
Beach Lover
#2
Yikes! Not an April Fool's Day joke... I read this, too. We have cattle butt rustlers in Walton County. Who knew?:blink: I guess someone REALLY wanted a steak! Cows, watch your a**es!
seagrovegirl avatar
Beach FanaticAuthor
#3
Apparantly someone is going into this man's pasture, killing a $550. cow and removing the back end, which is the best meat and easy to carry. This isn't the first time either. The cattle owner said "if you need food, let me know...but leaving the rest of the cow to rot is a shame".
seagrovegirl avatar
Beach FanaticAuthor
#5
Yikes! Not an April Fool's Day joke... I read this, too. We have cattle butt rustlers in Walton County. Who knew?:blink: I guess someone REALLY wanted a steak! Cows, watch your a**es!

Cattle Butt Rustlers!!:funn:...I had to rep you for that!!!!
Sand Angel avatar
Beach Lover
#6
By the way, what kind of a person would shoot a cow and then waste most of it? I've seen deer left like this (shot and hind quarters removed) around DeFuniak Springs in the woods as well.:angry:
Hollibird avatar
Beach Lover
#7
Thats disgusting. why not just take money you used for ammo and get a $1 cheeseburger at mcdonalds. Hunters disgust me.


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seagrovegirl avatar
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#8
By the way, what kind of a person would shoot a cow and then waste most of it? I've seen deer left like this (shot and hind quarters removed) around DeFuniak Springs in the woods as well.:angry:

Some dumb redneck thief I suppose. Imagine the mentality it takes to do something like that. Same with deer. On our farm...whatever is shot is eaten. We have a 12 year old that has eaten stuff he won't shoot again!!!

I have nothing against hunters...just be responsible and safe....shoot what you plan to eat. There are more dangerous people in automobiles, than hunters.
Dia avatar
Beach Fanatic
#9
Some dumb redneck thief I suppose. Imagine the mentality it takes to do something like that. Same with deer. On our farm...whatever is shot is eaten. We have a 12 year old that has eaten stuff he won't shoot again!!!

I have nothing against hunters...just be responsible and safe....shoot what you plan to eat. There are more dangerous people in automobiles, than hunters.

Alicia Leonard avatar
SoWal Insider
#10
Guys didn't this happen in Laurel Hill area.? That's in Okaloosa, County between Crestview and Florala heading north. About 45-30 minutes west of Defuniak:idontno:

http://www.nwfdailynews.com/article/13243

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seagrovegirl avatar
Beach FanaticAuthor
#11

We call him the deer slayer.
seagrovegirl avatar
Beach FanaticAuthor
#12
Guys didn't this happen in Laurel Hill area.? That's in Okaloosa, County between Crestview and Florala heading north. About 45-30 minutes west of Defuniak:idontno:

http://www.nwfdailynews.com/article/13243

According to the paer, yes...Laurel Hill
ASH avatar
Beach Fanatic
#13
Hollibird, when you lump poachers together with hunters, you insult people. You just insulted me. :angry:How do you suppose that cheeseburger got to McDonalds? I assure you it wasn't grown in a petri dish.
I have hunted and fished all of my life and I follow rules put in place by wildlife officials. This defines a hunter. A poacher does something entirely different that steals from others on many levels.
The people who stole the cow should be in serious trouble. I highly doubt it is someone acting alone. First, the hindquarters of a full grown cow will weigh several hundred pounds. Second, being able to remove that large a cross-section of a cow would take a substantial effort for even two people.
I would imagine I would get a nasty response from you if I tossed a comment out there as I hate all cats or something.
seagrovegirl avatar
Beach FanaticAuthor
#14
Hollibird, when you lump poachers together with hunters, you insult people. You just insulted me. :angry:How do you suppose that cheeseburger got to McDonalds? I assure you it wasn't grown in a petri dish.
I have hunted and fished all of my life and I follow rules put in place by wildlife officials. This defines a hunter. A poacher does something entirely different that steals from others on many levels.
The people who stole the cow should be in serious trouble. I highly doubt it is someone acting alone. First, the hindquarters of a full grown cow will weigh several hundred pounds. Second, being able to remove that large a cross-section of a cow would take a substantial effort for even two people.
I would imagine I would get a nasty response from you if I tossed a comment out there as I hate all cats or something.

Thank you....no comparison between a poacher and a hunter. I think she didn't like the idea of a 12 year old with a gun, or maybe not. Please know, this 12 year old his highly responsible and an amazing shot. Had all hunting safety, ect...He killed 2 deer this year behind our house after school.
Sand Angel avatar
Beach Lover
#15
Oops! Laurel Hill IS in Okaloosa County. I work around north Walton alot and have done a little work in the Laurel Hill area. I should have remembered that I crossed the county line to get there. I hope I didn't offend any Walton County cattle rustlers! :blush: I guess the ones I was referring to are actually Okaloosa County rustlers. However, the deer I mentioned were definitely in NoWal. Unfortunately, the county lines did not seem to affect the treatment of animals in either case. I don't mind hunters so much either as long as they eat what they kill.
Sand Angel avatar
Beach Lover
#16
No one should be "hunting" cows! I think that definitely qualifies as rustling or theft.
ASH avatar
Beach Fanatic
#17
Hunting cows. :funn:
Do they dress up like Elmer Fudd? SHHHHH, be vewy qwiet.....I'm hunting cowws......It's cow season.... :floor:

And I agree about eating what you take. I think about this one with fishing quite a bit. Yes, the limit is 6 fish apiece just as an example, but do two people really need to take 12 fish when they go fishing. My wife and I take enough for a meal and then call it a day.
seagrovegirl avatar
Beach FanaticAuthor
#18
Hunting cows. :funn:
Do they dress up like Elmer Fudd? SHHHHH, be vewy qwiet.....I'm hunting cowws......It's cow season.... :floor:

And I agree about eating what you take. I think about this one with fishing quite a bit. Yes, the limit is 6 fish apiece just as an example, but do two people really need to take 12 fish when they go fishing. My wife and I take enough for a meal and then call it a day.

That's why we have freezers.............
ASH avatar
Beach Fanatic
#19
When we still had all the kids at home, we did that too. Had an 8' chest freezer. Now my wife and I rarely ever keep any extra fish around. We catch it when we want to have a meal.
Venison is a bit different and we still have to freeze that.
Sure would like to find somewhere down here to hunt deer. It is 1,700 miles back to my old hunting grounds every fall.
Matt J avatar
SWGB
#21
Oops! Laurel Hill IS in Okaloosa County. I work around north Walton alot and have done a little work in the Laurel Hill area. I should have remembered that I crossed the county line to get there. I hope I didn't offend any Walton County cattle rustlers! :blush: I guess the ones I was referring to are actually Okaloosa County rustlers. However, the deer I mentioned were definitely in NoWal. Unfortunately, the county lines did not seem to affect the treatment of animals in either case. I don't mind hunters so much either as long as they eat what they kill.

Watch you butt! :biggrin:

When we still had all the kids at home, we did that too. Had an 8' chest freezer. Now my wife and I rarely ever keep any extra fish around. We catch it when we want to have a meal.
Venison is a bit different and we still have to freeze that.
Sure would like to find somewhere down here to hunt deer. It is 1,700 miles back to my old hunting grounds every fall.

Let me know, I will gladly take any extra gutted/scaled fish off your hands. :wave:
Sand Angel avatar
Beach Lover
#22
Watch you butt! :biggrin:


Saw that one coming! :biggrin: I always watch my "assets" when working in the woods.
seagrovegirl avatar
Beach FanaticAuthor
#23
Saw that one coming! :biggrin: I always watch my "assets" when working in the woods.

Really...be careful in the woods, especially in the Cow Butt Rustler local. Just think what they would do to a woman ( I am assuming you are a woman). Probably the type of Rustlers that haven't seen a woman in a while. Hide the goats!!:yikes::yikes:
aggieb avatar
Beach Fanatic
#24
Let me know, I will gladly take any extra gutted/scaled fish off your hands. :wave:
help him find some heavily deer populated hunting ground and then i would think he'd consider.

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Sand Angel avatar
Beach Lover
#25
Really...be careful in the woods, especially in the Cow Butt Rustler local. Just think what they would do to a woman ( I am assuming you are a woman). Probably the type of Rustlers that haven't seen a woman in a while. Hide the goats!!:yikes::yikes:
:floor:Every time I work in Mossy Head, I think about the poor goats!:yikes:
seagrovegirl avatar
Beach FanaticAuthor
#26
:floor:Every time I work in Mossy Head, I think about the poor goats!:yikes:

I know....what IS up with that????:cry:

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