Me too!

A buddy of mine in VA was denied permission to get his 150-160" buck a few years ago that was literally 50yds across the neighbors line. He shot it, it ran and jumped a fence and died short distance from there. It was shot in a field, and the neighbors just happened to be out there on their side and heard the shot, and saw the deer come on their land and fall out. They were pissed he got it (they knew he was there and they were hunting him) so they told him he couldn't come on their land to get it.
They got in a huge argument, and my friend called the game warden and the GW came and ended up confiscating the deer because the neighbor wouldn't give it to him. Even though the blood started on my buddies side of the fence, the GW had no power over the landowners decision to deny my friend the deer. Nobody got the meat or horns. Was his biggest buck ever, and all he got was a cell phone pic of it as the GW was hauling it away.