The statement about my father's reference to sugar in gas tanks was a tongue-in-cheek reference to how upset some people get by loss of access to hunting ground. Dunno why it fits in this discussion except as a way to dance around the fundamental issues. However, i am going to maintain the high ground by saying nothing in reference to your father except that I am sorry that you lost him and I wish he was around to hunt with you.

As for the issue of jealousy and money. If a big landowner goes off his posted property to hunt right next to someone else just because there is a big buck hanging out there, I would think that he is the one exhibiting jealousy.

As for my father and my land, he was hunting this spot long before i bought my land.He is always welcome to huntmy land, but he prefersmore accessible spots given his condition. I don't see his actions as an issue, unless iposted my land for only me and him, but then hewent offand put astand next to someone elses.

Again, it is an issue of sportsmanship, not laws. If you look at a lot of other posts, they are the one's callin the guya jerkeven though they think his actions are legal.And hunting is going tocease to be "fine" (your description)if things continue.

I really don't want to argue this issue with you since it is starting to degenerate into insults and nonesense. However, I would be happy to hear others opinions on it.