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About bigbuckfever
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- Birthday 11/17/1959
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Chandler AZ
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Coues deer, archery
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I had a run in with a pit bull a few years ago. I was driving home with the wife one evening when I turned the corner in my neighborhood and noticed a guy and two dogs. He was spinning around in circles while the two dogs did the same. I told the wife that the poor guy was having a heck of a time controlling his two dogs and I realized as I was saying that, that one of the dogs wasn't his. He had his old German Pointer on a leash, and it was winding around him while a pit bull was trying to latch onto the old dog. I told the wife that he was being attacked and I threw the car into park and jumped out. I ran over asking if the second dog was his and he said no, that it came out of nowhere and started attacking his dog. The pit bull got his dog by the throat and took it down as soon as I got to him. The guy was quite frankly, a big squish, and didn't know what to do- I was pissed this dog was doing this in my neighborhood and I wasn't about to just keep driving and not try to stop it. I've seen too many stories about dogs attacking kids in a neighborhood and it just made me mad. I grabbed the pit by the big spiked collar ( I wasn't sure if he would attack me or if he just wanted to kill the other dog) and tried kicking him in the gut. You can't get any leverage to put anything behind a kick when you're holding a dog by the collar. I started beating the pit on the top of his head as hard and as fast as I could. I hit him at least fifteen times as hard as I could, and it didn't faze him. Found out later it just broke my hand, but adrenaline keeps you going in the moment. I somehow thought about a report of a guy being dragged down by a shark and he got away by eye gouging the shark. I held onto the collar with one hand and took my right thumb and started grinding it into the eye socket of the pit. Once I got past his clenched eyelid and felt the eyeball, I pushed harder and ground his eye to pulp. That got his attention and he let the old dog go. As I tightly held his collar, I told the guy to get his dog the heck out of here. I had my wife call the police and I held onto him until they arrived. They said no crime happened cause a dog biting another dog wasn't a crime. They did take him for animal control to deal with.
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That sucks man. Hopefully, something good happens this week to counterbalance it.
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It takes time to check all of your social media posts to see if your "social equity score" is acceptable to receive a tag from Katie. 😉couldn't resist.
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I've been using one of these for the last 5 years and I love it. I'm pretty hard on my equipment and it still holds up. GLWS.
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That's awesome for you. Now go buy a lottery ticket, lol.
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Looks like a test run for an EMP. How's that for a conspiracy theory? lol
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Paranoid and self-righteous? WTF, sounds like somebody is off their meds again.
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^^^^^ same here
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I just got a Bounty Hunter Tracker IV for Christmas. Should I trade up or will this model be ok to get me started?
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Ken at Mad Dog in Mesa. He's a little chatty, but knows his stuff. 602-370-1109
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I have the opportunity to harvest 4 Coues deer this year
bigbuckfever replied to DonkeyMan's topic in The Campfire
That last on is a beauty, congrats. Thanks for sharing the quest. I was rooting for ya to get 4 book bucks. Lofty goal to set and share. -
Saw 5 groups of does and no bucks in sight just above Roosevelt last few days. Mix of WT and carp.
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A straight yucca stalk for a walking stick with a rubber crutch pad on the bottom. Sure helps since I'm not a pup anymore.
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Congrats on getting him. My brother and I both got shots in 35A. He connected and I had a clean miss. Oh well, just gives me more time with my bow.