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MARIJUANA

SOMETHINGS YOU CAN

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MARIJUANA AND YOU KNOW WHERE THEY LIVE DO NOT TALK ABOUT IT

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Deer in Oregon are walking around with arrows in their bodies.

© Rose Ann Eschmann/Oregon State Police via AP Photo released by the Oregon State Police shows one of the deer in southern Oregon, who were found with arrows caught shot through their bodies.

It's the kind of photo that just stops you in your tracks. It's pictures of deer, walking through a field, with arrows shot through their bodies.

Oregon State Police put the shocking pics out on its Facebook page, trying to find out who would commit such a horrible act.

Last week, officers from the state Department of Fish and Wildlife heard about a deer in southwest Oregon that was walking around with an arrow in its body. The state troopers, along with the fish and wildlife officers, went to the area, near the town of Shady Cove, to try to find the deer and tranquillize it in order to remove the arrow.

They were unable to locate the deer, however one of the troopers later spotted a second deer that had been shot with an arrow.

Both deer were able to feed and walk, and their injuries didn't appear to be life-threatening. Then the troopers got information on possibly a third deer with an arrow stuck in it.

© Rose Ann Eschmann/Oregon State Police via AP Photo released by the Oregon State Police shows one of the deer in southern Oregon, who were found with arrows caught shot through their bodies.

The Oregon Hunters Association is offering a $2,600 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible.

"Poaching wildlife and damaging habitats affects present and future generations of wildlife, impacts communities and the economy, and creates enforcement challenges," state police said.

Whoever did this was working outside of hunting season, too. The archery season for hunting deer in Oregon generally runs from mid-August to late September and from mid-November to mid-December, according to the state Department of Fish and Wildlife.

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This is cruel.

I'm posting this to encourage everyone around the world to put a stop to this. This is cruel. This has to be terrifying to a dog. Please pass along so maybe we can create some awareness of what's going on. And stop this in its tracks

You may think it's the epitome of Americana -- driving on the open road in an old pickup truck,

You may think it's the epitome of Americana -- driving on the open road in an old pickup truck, with dust trailing behind and man's best friend in the pickup bed soaking up the wind and sun. Unfortunately,­ not everyone agrees with you. Pets riding in cars can be dangerous, and pets riding in the back of pickup trucks can be deadly. It's estimated that 100,000 dogs die each year riding in the back of pickup trucks by flying out after an accident, falling out accidently or sliding out the back of an open tailgate

Dogs have gotten lost or killed when they exited the pickup and the owners didn't realize they were missing. A hard bump can jostle a standing pet from the back, and tying your dog to the pickup bed won't work. In fact, dogs have been dragged along the road and terribly injured falling from a truck while still leashed to it. Dogs that ride in pickups can be exposed to tremendous amounts of dust and road grime from the open bed, which can damage their eyes.

There are several local laws in the works to prohibit or restrict pets from riding in the backs of pickup truck beds Even without a law, it makes sense to protect something many people consider part of their families.