Posted by Farmerwithmutt on February 06, 2017 at 01:24:48 from (166.181.3.236):
In Reply to: Bad hunters posted by Dave H (MI) on February 05, 2017 at 13:10:02:
It proves that a couple bad apples can ruin it for all. It seems everyone has that problem with guys that think whats mine is mine and whats yours is mine. Last year ii had kids out chasing deer with a four wheeler i did call the cops especially because one was shooting a gun less than three hundred feet from the house. The meat would have been no good and the way they were firing you know the didn't have a clear shot to kill. I am all for harvesting deere it is no more than another resource to be harvested in a sustainable way and one thing we can all agree on is no crop is profitable if harvested wasteful . I also have to contend with a neighbor who likes to mix flybait and put it out the problem with that is all the critters that die from indiscriminate poisoning seem to make it by my house and die leaving me to clean up the mess.
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