NEBRbruiser: You hit what I was tring to say right on the head. If a hunter takes the time to ask and they have never been caught tresspassing then why punish them? They ARE doing the RIGHT thing. Also I agree with you on tresspassing they should be turned in to the sherriff or whatever so the word gets out you won't tolerate this type of thing.

I have permission to hunt some ground near my house. The landowner is married to my dads cousin and they don't live around here so the landowners son and grandson over see it. There are only 3 people that have permission to hunt this ground the grandson, his friend and me. Well everytime there is a problem out there I get blamed for it in a round about way and have to explain over an over what my side of the story is. In the past 4 weeks I haven't even been out there and had 6 phone calls asking me if I had taken so and so hunting out there or was I driving my truck back there and the list goes on and on and I keep telling him I haven't been back there in a month. So as soon as I get time to get back there and get my stand I will let him know what I think about the BS!

It's people like this I look at and say I will not do someone else like that.

This is how I feel about it you treat me right and follow the rules and will in turn do the same.

I have no tresspassing signs on my property too but I also have my phone number on it also just in case someone needs to get a hold of me. Yea I get I few calls wanting to hunt the ground which the answer is no, but I give a person every chance to get ahold of me before they tresspass so there should be no questions if they are caught.

I know landowners that seem to sit around 24/7 just waiting for something to happen. To me it just ain't worth it! I know I can't stop everyone but it is well known that if I catch someone they will get turned in to the law. I am not being a hard ass in doing this all it takes is a phone call and if a person is on the up and up they will take the time to either call or come to my house.