Originally Posted by kevin1

Paying for hunting priveleges(not rights) doesn't grant you any legal rights unless specified by the property owner in the lease agreement, it certainly doesn't allow you to dictate to an adjacent landowner over use of his own land. Whether or not the other LO has made his last payment or not is totally irrelevant, he is the property owner of legal record, and he can place his stand wherever he wants on his property. Saying that placing a stand in a given spot for the sole purpose of poaching later is pure speculation, unless whiner boy can produce a clear photograph of the neighbor poaching his father's land he has no case to make, and couldn't legally even file a trespassing charge since his lease probably doesn't spell out power of attorney to do so in the LO's stead.

Another analogy: You're my neighbor and you build a fence between us with a gate placed so that it's only possible purpose would be to allow you to enter my property at will. That's cool, but be sure to pat my Rottweiler on the head as you pass his house.