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Sheriff, just left from here 30 minutes ago. Got neighbor called unsaid one of my dogs growled ar her.

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Originally Posted by skeetbum

Times like this generate a lot of emotions within me. I try very hard to remember how I’m supposed to behave. I have trouble with double standards. Those that I’m forced to adhere to are blatantly ignored by others as they smile in your face and rub it in. I have a bird dog that loves to capitalize on my knowledge. Won’t talk, won’t leave, just follows my every move. I believe this year I’ll lead him to where no fish live and then sit there and look at him while he waits for me to do something.

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Had the Sheriff show up at the house a few years back. The local pill head that walks up and down the street said the Great Dane growled at her. When she showed the Sheriff where she was walking ( in my front yard ) the Sheriff apologized and left after instructing her where the public road was and explaining that she was on private property.

I must be missing something. What is the infraction in the picture?Attachment 361755

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If that is close your welcome to come fish the lakes I fish in the spring. That boat would be way off around here. I've had many of a line caught by someone's prop. The easiest way to make friends is to throw out a marker, in 10 minutes you will have all kind of new friends fishing your marker.

That's very very true

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Originally Posted by sparkie51

If that is close your welcome to come fish the lakes I fish in the spring. That boat would be way off around here. I've had many of a line caught by someone's prop. The easiest way to make friends is to throw out a marker, in 10 minutes you will have all kind of new friends fishing your marker.

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Always 2×--- sides to the story

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Originally Posted by DockShootinJack

Had the Sheriff show up at the house a few years back. The local pill head that walks up and down the street said the Great Dane growled at her. When she showed the Sheriff where she was walking ( in my front yard ) the Sheriff apologized and left after instructing her where the public road was and explaining that she was on private property.

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Originally Posted by catchNgrease

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That's the truth, that's actually considered well respected distance in MS. I've had them so close you would think they were going to hop in the boat any second. Especially when they see your poles bending. Makes me no difference I had them track beside me for miles before, steadily slinging them in and them nill, they tuck tail and run eventually. Some have the sense to strike up polite conversation and get a few suggestions. Public lakes are fair game, doesn't mean you can't practice common courtesy though I do agree. That's an antiquated idea now days for most though.

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I wondered if the photo meant he was feeling crowded , lots of spots I hit that boat is considered off in the distance :Rofl

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Originally Posted by Ketchn

I wondered if the photo meant he was feeling crowded , lots of spots I hit that boat is considered off in the distance :Rofl

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Some on one of my lakes in spring.

The photo is zoomed out to catch a broader view of the lake. The boat was close enough for me to cast into and make me listen to their conversation, just as bad as someone talking loud on their cellphone in a restaurant. Not to mention that they came blasting in with the fog thick and caused enough wake that I had to hold on.

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Originally Posted by chaunc

Some on one of my lakes in spring.

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