Recent comments in /f/vermont
Ziselberger t1_j916f7k wrote
Lowell Lake in Londonderry is a great small lake. There are beavers, so if you go at twilight, you'll usually get to see them. Bass fishing is pretty decent, too, if that's your thing.
Vermontess t1_j916exh wrote
Reply to comment by Strict_Ad_846 in Best Sources for an Apartment? by Strict_Ad_846
Lots of places are listed on Facebook that aren’t on the other sites. Zillow is becoming more frequently used as well
beefJRKy t1_j916ev1 wrote
Reply to best cheesesteak? by willynillyslide
I haven’t had many cheesesteaks in Vermont but the Farmers and Foragers food truck makes a pretty tasty cheesesteak.
zoolilba OP t1_j9165sz wrote
Reply to comment by ceiffhikare in what is up dog hunting in Vermont? by zoolilba
Yes
zoolilba OP t1_j916534 wrote
Reply to comment by whaletacochamp in what is up dog hunting in Vermont? by zoolilba
Probably. Like I said as far as I know.
killer_whale180 t1_j91650d wrote
Reply to what is up dog hunting in Vermont? by zoolilba
Nothing much dog, what’s up with you?
AdventureSheepies t1_j915yfg wrote
Reply to what is up dog hunting in Vermont? by zoolilba
I’ve come across bear hunting dogs with radio collars before. One of them wanted nothing to do with me, but the other was friendly and followed me down the road. Eventually a very grumpy dude with a pickup came by and had the dogs jump into the crates in the back of the truck. I was concerned because I ran into these dogs on a road where cars were going 40+ mph.
Basically the dogs will chase an animal down until it’s exhausted and cornered, and the hunter will eventually show up and shoot the bear or raccoon or whatever. The hunter can be miles away in a truck just following from a safe distance. Well trained or no, there is no way these dogs are under control. They pass into posted land if that’s where their target runs, and then the hunters have to ask permission to retrieve their dogs.
There was an incident a few years ago where a few hikers and their puppy were attacked. https://www.vermontpublic.org/vpr-news/2019-11-26/hikers-attacked-by-bear-hunting-dogs-legislators-consider-changing-regulations?_amp=true
Full_Whereas_2694 t1_j915pvi wrote
Reply to what is up dog hunting in Vermont? by zoolilba
It’s more common if you live near wooded areas. For some reason it’s legal to tree bears with dogs even out of hunting season. So people do it for…fun? People have gps collars on their dogs and just let them run. If the dogs are chasing livestock or deer I think it’s legal to shoot them. Really weird and dumb part of our hunting culture.
ScrodLeader t1_j915pgf wrote
Reply to comment by whaletacochamp in what is up dog hunting in Vermont? by zoolilba
Unfortunately it didn’t make a difference to them. We always kept our dog on a tie out.
RestinRIP1990 t1_j915hf7 wrote
Reply to comment by whaletacochamp in what is up dog hunting in Vermont? by zoolilba
Yeah ones just psychos pleasure killing.
whaletacochamp t1_j915au4 wrote
Reply to comment by ScrodLeader in what is up dog hunting in Vermont? by zoolilba
Strays or the neighbors dog who happened to get out? There’s a difference
ceiffhikare t1_j9159qe wrote
Reply to comment by Outrageous-Outside61 in The politics of our world and nation have a direct and immediate impact on Vermont. Stay alert folks, because what's out there is what's coming here. by RamaSchneider
Nah, i was raised as a christian conservative..i know how and what those self righteous SOB's think,lol. Even with more parties id still not stand with those who push for any theocratic influence on our society.
sicknutley t1_j9154wp wrote
Reply to comment by andrews301xrd in best cheesesteak? by willynillyslide
I find their food to be very mediocre, nice staff/service but just like "meh" grub.
whaletacochamp t1_j9154d7 wrote
Reply to what is up dog hunting in Vermont? by zoolilba
I guarantee you have exactly this in Maine. Aroostook county is more rural than almost all of Vermont and honors their hunting traditions more than vermont does.
Actually last I checked Maine allowed bear trapping whereas Vermont does not.
This is not a Vermont specific thing.
ceiffhikare t1_j914nfv wrote
Reply to what is up dog hunting in Vermont? by zoolilba
I see a canine running loose on my property it is a target!
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Reply to comment by andrews301xrd in best cheesesteak? by willynillyslide
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andrews301xrd t1_j9143hn wrote
Reply to best cheesesteak? by willynillyslide
Paisley Hippo in Hinesburg is my favorite. Over the many years I've been going the quality has been consistent, they do no mess up my order, and the staff is great.
Outrageous-Outside61 t1_j913a43 wrote
Reply to comment by ceiffhikare in The politics of our world and nation have a direct and immediate impact on Vermont. Stay alert folks, because what's out there is what's coming here. by RamaSchneider
I think your ignorance that “republicans are the party of hate” is pretty hateful as well and just proves the problem with our two party system.
ScrodLeader t1_j91378k wrote
Reply to what is up dog hunting in Vermont? by zoolilba
I’m not sure about the YouTube channel you’re referring to but I certainly wouldn’t let dogs roam free like that. In the town I grew up in we had a few neighbors who wouldn’t hesitate to shoot strays if they were on their property.
WhatTheCluck802 t1_j912fss wrote
Osmore and Kettle Ponds in Groton; Emerald Lake in Danby
HappilyhiketheHump t1_j912889 wrote
Reply to comment by PerennialPangolin in Just learned there's a law about composting, how does everyone do it? by Dr_JackMeoff
The land lord could do that, but then the rent would have to be increased 10% for the annual consulting/planning fee.
MarkVII88 t1_j911fu2 wrote
Reply to Ranting On! Bank Left, or more of the same? by joeydokes
I scrolled, and scrolled, and scrolled to the bottom, in the hope of finding a TL;DR. I left broken hearted.
ceiffhikare t1_j9119ow wrote
Reply to comment by Outrageous-Outside61 in The politics of our world and nation have a direct and immediate impact on Vermont. Stay alert folks, because what's out there is what's coming here. by RamaSchneider
Well i suppose if their policies dont harm you or those you care about, that you know of, then i can see how you would think that way. Ignorance is bliss.
Most-Analysis-4632 t1_j910jr2 wrote
Reply to comment by lantonas in Just learned there's a law about composting, how does everyone do it? by Dr_JackMeoff
If you’re already bringing your trash and recycling, that’s two $6 trips vs $50 monthly mid-tier Casellas ‘curb’-side pickup. Hit the grocery store and hardware store at the same time, and no one talking to you for an hour… I figure that’s the best deal I’ll get all week!
A-roguebanana t1_j916lrw wrote
Reply to what is up dog hunting in Vermont? by zoolilba
There’s a sense of entitlement with some of these hunters who don’t control their dogs. Land that has changed hands don’t want dogs running loose on it. The hunters don’t care or want to be told they can’t so it’s caused issues. It’s lead to calls to end the practice and of course this becomes a fight between tradition and newcomers.
I’m a hunter and born/raised in Vermont and the ones that let the dogs roam free to hunt are assholes. They misinterpret the law about retrieving game on property to justify following the dogs.
They want to be allowed to trespass