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Old 09-12-2002 | 10:40 AM
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NJ-Bowhunter
 
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Default RE: Confronted machete wielding trespassers yestarday.

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If you choice to keep your stand and camera in the timber take a black marker and write on them &quot;Smile for the camera&quot; On the camera write &quot;Sorry I meant the other camera&quot; It may only keep the half way honest people away but it may make the idiots think twice.
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I love this! Let 'em think that they are being watched by another camera. I must say that I disagree with the suggestions to move your stand/ install it the day of your hunt/ etc. This is your property damn it! You have worked hard to set it up, scout the deer movement and plan your path of entry/exit. Now two guys are going to throw a monkey wrench into your whole plan just before the season starts. That is total &quot;BS&quot;. Notify the local authorities of the confrontation and mention both your stand and the camera in the report. Get a good chain or cable lock and if anything happens to your equipment in the future, let your homeowners insurance cover it.

In the future, you should have &quot;gone along with them&quot; and said that they could squirrel hunt....gotten their names and License # so that they were &quot;on record&quot;, and then after you had their info, tell them that they were S.O.L. for trespassing before getting permission.

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