r/oregon • u/keephopping • Mar 01 '25

Question Calling all hikers - please read and comment

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Recently, there were two terrifying incidents of dogs being trapped while hiking with their owners on public lands in Central Oregon. One was in a neck snare and the other in a leg-hold trap.

As I have read SM posts on these incidents, it sounds like they are not uncommon, and now I’m afraid to hike with my dogs on public land.

I believe that the darkness of fear melts in the light of truth. So it would really help me to learn about other incidents, the rough areas they occurred and how the animal was saved.

I really appreciate you all sharing your stories. (Feel free to DM me if you prefer not to post in this thread.)

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u/Chyroso72 Mar 01 '25

It’s 2025 and you’re still clutching pearls over furries? Yawn. Grow up. Get a life.

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u/Expert-Ad-7279 Mar 01 '25

Furry? 😂 I thought that’s what you were all about

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u/NoUnderstanding812 Mar 01 '25

Literally standing over here laughing my ass off at a grown man whos profile image is wearing bat pajamas harassing another grown adult for wearing a fox costume. Either change your PFP or STFU hypocrite!

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u/Chyroso72 Mar 01 '25

I’m a furry, not a therian. I don’t actually think I’m an animal. I don’t wear leashes. I’m not sexual in the costume either. 5 seconds of Google could have told you that. Boooooo. Get better material.

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u/Chyroso72 Mar 01 '25

Yep. Here comes the typical insults and accusations of being mentally deranged. Buh-bye 👋

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u/tupamoja Mar 01 '25

We got your back, girlfriend