ORIGINAL: npaden
I've yet to shoot the first shot or loose the first arrow on that property. When I do I'll probably just stick to shootingdeer like farm animals because I would keep it private property.
Maybe I need to high fence it first, then you would never want to step foot on it. [&:]
Don't worry I don't really want to hunt yours or anyone elses places. I have 700 acres here in east Texas and 1200 acres in nw Oklahoma, and yes, it is private family land. Here in Texas, my brother, my youngest son and I are the only ones hunting. In Oklahoma, my Dad will shoot a doe or two during whichever season he chooses, my son and I hunt muzzleloader season with a friend of mine, and my brother hunts rifle season with a friend of his.
I am not really understanding anyone's objection to those of us who hunt private NO FENCES land. Like I said, I hunt 700 acres in Texas and 1200 acres in Oklahoma, and if anyone here is ignorant enough to believe that deer don't travel beyond 700 or 1200 acres, doesn't know the first thing about whitetail deer. My brother and I use game cameras and compare notes with our neighbors as to how many of the same deer that we see. I got news for you; the deer on our places are travelers. Can the guys hunting in fences say the same about their deer? NO!!!