![]() |
Bubbafied Higgins Model 20. |
I admit I wanted to kill something just for the thrill of killing stuff, but now I felt really awful about shooting that dog. The second one ran back close to the goat entrance, noticed me again, then started running back to the neighbor's. I didn't shoot him immediately. I let him run right past me before I decided to unload a couple rounds of birdshot on him at 10 yards. I figured at that range birdshot won't kill him, just teach him a lesson. The first shot didn't seem to have any effect, but the second round caused him to stumble, limp a few paces, then continue running full speed. I think he'll be alright, I hope.
Goats are such stupid, soulless animals. I don't have any problems with killing goats, deer, cats, or certain types of human scum. Not that I've ever shot the latter three (I really want to, though!), but I did have to dispatch my mom's goat last year because it had his throat ripped open by a pitbull and it couldn't swallow. I used buckshot directly on his skull and it exploded exactly like you'd see in Fallout 3. It was awesome. Shooting a dog, on the other hand, I have qualms about. I took the time to build a fence for my dog so she wouldn't attack the neighbor's livestock (or people), I hope my jerkwad neighbors do the same for theirs when (or if) they get new dogs.
No comments:
Post a Comment