SB,

I feel you pain, my father and I have a small farm(100 acres) in VAand it is bordered by three different landowners, one of which is a relatively big hunt club. Over the years we have had less and less problems as the club has cleaned up its act a lot and got rid of a lot of the trouble makers. But for a while there it was a never ending battlebecause of guys with stands set up to shootinto our food plots and on our powerlines, spotlighting, and just an all around disregard for private property. With help from the other landowners and a little "toughlove" on our part we now have a relatively good relationship with the clubs leaders and they know to respect our land and stay on top of new members and guests.Unfortunately we are not their everyday and who knows what goes on when we are not there and I understand how you feel when you are the one putting in the time and effort to have a "honey hole" and someone else reaps the rewards. It is a tough pill to swallow.....such is life. Don't lettoo much wind get out of your sails there is another big one in there with your name on it.