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<blockquote data-quote="wjschmaltz" data-source="post: 349669" data-attributes="member: 6150">What can she be charged for?&nbsp; The way it sounds, the dogs were released and running around in a wilderness area where a person would never expect a dog to be; on top of that the odd chance it happened to be a husky.&nbsp; It was legal to hunt both wolves and coyotes there and it sounds like both are notoriously a problem in the area. I'm not planning on spending much more time reading into the &quot;hunt&quot; portion of it, but how many times has everyone on this site had less than a handful of seconds to decide to shoot a coyote? I'm sure everyone has experienced that. And the shot was made with confidence knowing you were somewhere coyotes should be and dogs shouldn't be.&nbsp; I've seen 3 wolves while hunting.&nbsp; They were all flashes of white moving through willows 200-400 yards away and each offered less than 20 seconds to get a shot. At least I think they were wolves based on where they were and I would've killed each one if I was able to get one in the scope for a couple of seconds. I can give her some grace and see how the mistake of taking the shot could be made.&nbsp; I'm not defending anything after that! I am NOT a dog person, but even I could've realized the mistake shortly after getting to the pup. I guess she saved that dog from being viscously torn up by wolves probably in the near future.....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wjschmaltz, post: 349669, member: 6150"] What can she be charged for? The way it sounds, the dogs were released and running around in a wilderness area where a person would never expect a dog to be; on top of that the odd chance it happened to be a husky. It was legal to hunt both wolves and coyotes there and it sounds like both are notoriously a problem in the area. I'm not planning on spending much more time reading into the "hunt" portion of it, but how many times has everyone on this site had less than a handful of seconds to decide to shoot a coyote? I'm sure everyone has experienced that. And the shot was made with confidence knowing you were somewhere coyotes should be and dogs shouldn't be. I've seen 3 wolves while hunting. They were all flashes of white moving through willows 200-400 yards away and each offered less than 20 seconds to get a shot. At least I think they were wolves based on where they were and I would've killed each one if I was able to get one in the scope for a couple of seconds. I can give her some grace and see how the mistake of taking the shot could be made. I'm not defending anything after that! I am NOT a dog person, but even I could've realized the mistake shortly after getting to the pup. I guess she saved that dog from being viscously torn up by wolves probably in the near future..... [/QUOTE]

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