Thread: nearly 300 sheep shot in north otago.

Hahahaha

Talk about embarrassing.

Sounds logical though, A couple for dogs working together can kill a lot of sheep in a short space of time for no other reason than they can.

Cheers
Pete

Originally Posted by P38

Hahahaha

Talk about embarrassing.

Sounds logical though, A couple for dogs working together can kill a lot of sheep in a short space of time for no other reason than they can.

Cheers
Pete

But it's dam obvious it's a dog!!


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It is funny how some criticise the police and vets saying they are dumb, but not a single one on the forum thought about the dog theory.
I guess Australians with regular dingo attacks on their stocks are more likely to come quickly to the right conclusion?

The smell of a rat is quite strong or just maybe one of these sheep turned a gun on his mates,,but who supplied this screwed up wooly with a gun?

Originally Posted by doinit

Who the f***k,s selling arms to the sheep?

With a user name like that wasn't you 'doinit' ?

Even though the vet had said they had been shot they also said "And the vets have opened up a lot of carcasses and can't find any bullets or bullet holes," says Mr Stackhouse.

What......it takes 8 months to workout

One could conclude from the initial evidence it was an angry unicorn on a butting spree.

Dog attacks on sheep are very common in NZ,which is why we are all amazed the vet and police said they had been shot.
Firstly both should be familiar with dog attacks and both should be familiar with bullet wounds.

My first guess was a dog attack.

I'm just glad we can all go back to using our ARs and AKs with brass catcher, nightvis and suppressor and not have to put up with the Rambo stigma.

Vets a onto it bugger, cant say the same about alot of local cops though
Talkn to people involved in the cleanup and aftermath, dogs seem like a easy out.
Sheep all spread out over paddock, nothing bunched up corners etc, no real viciousness like you see in dog attacks.
Happened the weekend after on neighboring farm aswell. No talk of dogs at all when it was all going on.
Unless these dogs only go out on weekends and are civilized killers. .....
Cops cant figure it out, blame dogs, case closed.

Originally Posted by subs

Vets a onto it bugger, cant say the same about alot of local cops though
Talkn to people involved in the cleanup and aftermath, dogs seem like a easy out.
Sheep all spread out over paddock, nothing bunched up corners etc, no real viciousness like you see in dog attacks.
Happened the weekend after on neighboring farm aswell. No talk of dogs at all when it was all going on.
Unless these dogs only go out on weekends and are civilized killers. .....
Cops cant figure it out, blame dogs, case closed.

Do you know the vet personally?

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Do you know the vet personally?

Not mates but have had a bit to do with him over the years.

Originally Posted by subs

Vets a onto it bugger, cant say the same about alot of local cops though
Talkn to people involved in the cleanup and aftermath, dogs seem like a easy out.
Sheep all spread out over paddock, nothing bunched up corners etc, no real viciousness like you see in dog attacks.
Happened the weekend after on neighboring farm aswell. No talk of dogs at all when it was all going on.
Unless these dogs only go out on weekends and are civilized killers. .....
Cops cant figure it out, blame dogs, case closed.

Just for your info in dog attacks they don't end in the corners, they do end up spread all over the paddock like snow.
Some dog attacks on sheep leave very little sign,
But a close inspection will leave you in little doubt.
I could add some photos to show but I won't ruin people's night.


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Could it have been the canterbury panther moving south?