ORIGINAL: brucelanthier
ORIGINAL: twildasin
Update is...I seen 9 buck from this stand in 2 sittings this week! i will be on the stand in the a.m. I am not giving up. This was the 1st deer to ever run in his yard! Usually they run down thru the woods and cross over his property and I never have a problem cause I go around his land. I did have a few die down at the creek (on his land) down over the hill away from his house I just grab them and drag them over to my land! I have all the right in the world to be where I am at! As for the deer I have no idea what he did with it? The authorities have my number and they never called so they don't have it or I would of got it! I will call them today and ask them about him moving the deer,but I ask the game warden I said So that deer is gonna go to waste he said yep i assume so, he has to give me permission to get it!
So, you make it a habit to trespass on this guys land to recover deer and yet, when he busts you trying to trespass youcome here and cry about
. And now you are going to do the
same thing again . Suppose the deer dies in his front yard again are you going to come here and cry likebaby then? YOU are the only one doing anything wrong in this/these situations yet you want to make this landowner out to be the bad guy? Talk about setting yourself up for failure
. You even say you will put your friends in this stand. What if they shoot a deer and that deer dies int heguys front yard and he doesn't allow a recovery. Now you set your friends up for failure
. Do you live in the ****ing twilight zone?
I have to say I agree with bruce on this. You basically set yourself up for disappointment. You have trespassed on his land multiple times and he is the bad guy. You know he does not like hunting and yet you continue the poor behavior.
It does suck that you lost your deer...but he did nothing illegal in this situation.
Quite frankly, i am disspointed in the number of poeple that have said they would trespass or pay your fines for trespassing or suggesting means of payback.
Maybe it is time to man up, knock on his door and discuss the situation in a calm manner and see what can be done to help out the situation for future hunts.