Posted by JDseller on February 05, 2012 at 11:03:12 from (208.126.196.144):
In Reply to: I HATE HUNTERS! posted by Bob Bancroft on February 05, 2012 at 10:00:31:
You are enjoying today's hunters. Things like this is why I don't allow any non family hunters anymore. I also have it written in my land rental agreements that the landlord and I have to agree on any hunter allowed to hunt the ground I farm. I too got tired of the mess left behind by hunters. I have to run some off every deer season.
I have two ponds that we used to fish in. They had been cleaned out by guys sneaking in the back side of the farm and stealing the fish I had stocked in them. I put drain pipes in them a few years ago. I now run them dry every winter. Not one fish in them any more. I let them fill each spring for summer watering. I am not providing fish for some one else.
There is a skit on TV about someone driving into a fancy neighborhood and pitching a tent and camping in the front yard of some fancy house. That is just about the same thing these hunters are doing. TRESPASSING!!!!
I am starting to feel like I should be able to just shoot any trespasser on my land. It is just like breaking into my home.
I have feed and protected animals on my land just to have some idiot hunter shoot them. I had an albino doe that stayed with my cattle year round. She showed up missing one dear season. I later heard a guy bragging about how he had snuck on my ground and shot her. He has a hard time using his trigger hand now I broke every bone in his hand. I told him if I ever caught him on my ground he would not live to have charges pressed against him. That was twenty years ago. I still get mad thinking about it.
Let those that want to hunt PAY for some land of their own to hunt on or stay on state/federal owned land. They take some of my tax dollars every year to support public land that can be hunted on.
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