Of course you would! Anybody that views another man's death as you would do just that. His stand was placed so that there were no other possible place to shoot than on my lease, and I didn't step on his land to move the stand, as it was hanging over the creek--which is the line. So , no, I didn't forget anything. His stand is on a creek bank, with planted pines behind him, almost immediately, facing a bottom that is entirely on our land. The stand was at the base of the tree, and I turned it to face the pines, which was meant to convey the mesage, that I further conveyed by note, not to hunt or to shoot on our property. He would HAVE to shoot over the line, and he would HAVE to come over the creek to our land to recover any deer, unless that deer somehow ran back across the creek---which is highly unlikely.Straight ahead is the ONLY shjot he or ayone else would have.Come to think of it,he most likely is approaching this stand by way of our property, to even get to his stand, just like I did.