Posted by old on October 25, 2010 at 16:38:20 from (4.245.14.78):
In Reply to: Deer stands posted by Hill-Billy Rock-Star on October 25, 2010 at 12:52:45:
# 1 put up a no trespassing sign and also put that fence back up even if all you do it pull what it there up and nail it to the trees etc. If it is old fence line and you put a fence back on that same line he can not do any thing about it. Oh if you want the deer to be gone from that area when ever you need to take a leak take it in that area. Also if you have any marigolds growing cut them and put them in the area deer hate the smell of them. But as I said the first thing to do it the sign then you have legal ways to kick his butt and all it takes is one picture of him onyour land and he can be in it deep
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