Originally Posted by
kevin1
Sounds like you're getting pretty territorial over land you don't even own. If you walked up to me and told me to move a stand on my own property I can guarantee that you wouldn't like my response. By any chance does the neighbor have your Dad's permission to hunt/retrieve game on
his land? Did you even bother to ask him? You have a lot to learn about being a good neighbor.
What difference does it make if he owns it? He paid for the lease, so he owns the hunting rights. Technically, unless his neighbor has completely paid off the bank, he doesn't own his property either.
Let me make an analogy. Your neighbor builds a fence across his back yard, and he puts a gate in the fence that only leads on to your property. The only place to go once you walk through the gate is onto your private property. Clearly there is nothing legally stopping him from making the gate, but the only reason he has done it is to be able to easily tresspass on your land.
It is the same situation here - what the neighbor has actually done isn't illegal, but the only purpose for doing it is to be able to do something illegal at some undetermined point in the future.