Posted by oldtanker on May 18, 2016 at 09:34:44 from (66.228.255.59):
In Reply to: deer hunter story posted by larry@stinescorner on May 18, 2016 at 04:58:31:
I was always taught to respect other people's property. When I was a kid in NJ very few land owners out there would allow people into hunt because of problems. Because dad both taught hunter safety and was involved in Boy Scouts he was the exception rather than the rule. That was in the late 60's and 1970. Because dad was extremely picky about hunting companions I had a very good view of the average hunter. When we move in on the farm in 72 I was 17. My view quickly changed. I've seen/heard far more horror stories than I have good ones. Once out on my own and in the military I found every place I was stationed that most land owners had problems with both invited hunters and trespassers. Here in my area the worst offenders are related through marriage. Seems some of my wife's relations think it's their right to violate every game law there is and to hunt where ever they please. Plus most of em drink and smoke dope. I do let her brothers hunt but only one cousin. Pretty sad state of affairs.
Now I do have a neighbor who I've caught several time trespassing who's also tried telling me I can't hunt my own land "because if the shoot across property lines they don't want to hit someone". Keep in mind that shooting across property lines without permission is illegal. Me and the guy no longer get along as I told him I was hunting where I please on my property and if I caught them shooting across property lines I was pressing charges.
I'm very happy to hear that some people do have good hunters out there, just wish some would move in out here.
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