the guy's stepson reportedly take the picture of the carcasses and put it on snapchat, then someone uploaded it to a FB "lost dog" site the owner had posted on. Therein lies the problem.
I would say not. The question is why people engaged in illegal activities are not being addressed. Harassment, stalking, and threats are illegal, and the evidence suggests that all three are happening.
How do you figure? He tried to run them off and they wouldn't. Was he supposed to stand back and watch? If any predator, four-legged or two-legged threatened my alpacas, I would have a difficult time showing as much restraint as he did.
Would you feel the same way if you had to shoot a burglar and found yourself on the receiving end of national-scale harassment for it? After all, you could have offered to buy him a cheeseburger and discussed his behavior.
So far as I am concerned, the only thing the man did wrong is that he failed to shoot the b*tch who really needed it in addition to the others.
We know her address. Send her Amazon deliveries of adult diapers, the book "boundaries", a book on fence repair, etc
How about autographed photos of each of our butts, with the caption "Kiss Me" on them?
#BringBackOurRepublic
She'd never display that sign.
It is getting even more heated on the facebook page now. I really would not be surprised if the Demotte police didn't start issuing restraining orders.
The more irresponsible the dog owner is, the more danger you are in shooting their dog. here is a case in point. Don't shoot domestic dogs or misery will follow, somebody loves that dog. I bet Deer farmer wishes he had tried something else despite the legality of how he handled it.
It would be interesting if he would sue her civilly for lost revenue from his business due to her harassment of him.
On both sides.