Posted by Straw Boss on February 05, 2012 at 20:01:45 from (74.221.167.226):
In Reply to: Re: I HATE HUNTERS! posted by Bob Bancroft on February 05, 2012 at 15:44:34:
Bob, I was going to stay out of this one but I have to ask, do you have a rental agreement? If not, even a verbal agreement has given rules. Any rental contract I've had may have had a few stipulations. Shouldn'ts may include removing mature trees, draining wetlands or sub-renting. Shoulds might include maintaining driveways and fences. Otherwise the land is yours to have and to hold and enjoy for the duration of the contract. This nearly always includes hunting rights UNLESS they are specifically retained by the landlord and even then hes not allowed to drive over crops or anything stupid to do his hunting or allow others to inhibit your farming. I would make sure your landlord understands this. Make sure he didn't give someone permission on the land by mistake. In my mind you have every right to say who sets foot on the property if your paying the rent. If someone asks your landlord permission, he should be respectful to you and refer them to you for permission as the renter. This includes his brother's sister-in law's 2nd cousin's neighbor's shade tree machanic who hunted it five years ago and took a sh!t behind the cottonwood tree and so thinks he's marked his territory and has a right to come back any time he feels like it. Now if you have a nut job landlord who doesn't know up from down, then you may have to put up with a lot of stuff just to stay in good graces with him for the next rental contract but you sure aren't obligated to if you want to exercise your rights. Some of these boys should cough up the 150-200 dollars per acre rent you're paying and they can hunt all they want.
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