Time to add my fuel to the fire.

I hunt a small tract of land in which the landowner has horses. She plants her horse pasture with alfalfa. The deer wont let the alfalfa grow enough for the horses to eat.

She has asked me to shoot every deer I see. I have two ground blinds and a ladder stand set up within15 feet of the property line. I watch the other property constantly and waite for the deer to step over the property line before I shoot. (I asked the other land owner for permission but was denied.) I know where the property line is percisely because my property owner cut a ridding trail just inside her property line. As soon as any deer steps into the trail he is fair game.

Some of you might wonder about the temptation to shoot a monster buck that does not step onto my side. It's an ethics thing. I won't shoot after legal hours and I won't shoot across the property line.