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I am in awe of this forum. I really am.... I'm serious.... you folks really need some help here. I've just read Youngbucks post and you folks are an amazement. Honestly this thread has proven beyond all reasonable doubt that you folks are wrapped up with yourselves beyond help.
It also proves to me that most of you don't read or can't read, or refuse to think about what is said.
His point of shooting a bird over dogs WHILE THE BIRD IS ON THE GROUND, (though not what the first statement was, which was "in front of my dog") a simple statement and the only one here to actually answer my question, and YB... I thank you. You are probably the only one with a brain cell on this thread between the two or three that have communicated with me on this issue.
The other two or three of you should belong to science.
And YB... while I appreciate your concern for my wife... and though I realize you mean well you too did not read what I said. Read it again, and maybe again, if you haven't got it then, maybe a third time.... because nobody here seems to be able to understand english.
But just in case you didn't get my private little chuckle, my wife eats what I shoot but can't stand to see anything shot. Not even a mouse. And since NO ONE here seems to remember my frame of reference here, I don't hunt with dogs. I use a muzzleloader shotgun for birds and a muzzleloader for everything else. Flushing dogs, pointers... I think I understand the difference. I did get past third grade, thank you.
Why would anyone be shooting birds on the ground with the use of dogs? I wouldn't, I don't, and I don't know anyone who does. But no one takes the time to read what people say here and things take on a life of its own..... a point I tried to make over and over.
Aloha....
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