Posted by Billy NY on February 05, 2012 at 11:32:46 from (67.248.100.3):
In Reply to: I HATE HUNTERS! posted by Bob Bancroft on February 05, 2012 at 10:00:31:
Sounds like you have a careless one to ruin it for others or hunters reputation.
Some of my friends and others I know, do hunt birds on ag land, with permission and never leave things behind or act ignorant to common sense, you do not leave decoys out, steel rods, at least bag em up and stage them somewhere out of the way, in reality, they should leave with you each time. I'm not much into bird hunting, once in awhile, some people just ruin it for others. Just read a story, a local very small city with outer town like population that was beautiful ag land, now mostly subdivided passed shotgun only big game season nearby because bullets were ending up in peoples houses, I have no use for careless, ignorant and plain stupid hunters that do things like this, our place here could easily succumb to that, and I know of one house not far from the property line that received a stray rifle bullet during the season. Always a jerk to ruin it, why some people are just plain stupid about some things we will never know why.
Like what Tony said below, a person needs to learn responsibility and show manners like they owned it. I have 2 friends that hunt here, either is always wiling to lend a hand, one has helped me clear after the big ice storm in '08 and for the past couple of years, lot of hard work to keep perimeter road/paths open, would not bother me one bit if he sat in my stand on opening day, the extra help sure is appreciated and that same wood is heating my garage/basement right now, and there is a tractor parked in there LOL !
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