What you going to do!!!
#3
If I was on public land, I wouldn't yell at the guy. I would either turn on a flashlight and get something out of my bag (morning) or cough loud enough for him to hear. The person would have to be close or moving straight towards me though.
#4
Typical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: USA
I had that exact thing happen to me the last time I was out.
In my stand by 5:30am. Nice any early, well before dawn. Just as the sky was turning from black to dark blue, another hunter walked up and stood right under my stand. I figured he would move on in a second so I waited quietly. When he pulled out his flashlight and starting shining it up into the surrounding trees (looking for a tree for his climber) I hit him with a flash from my SureFire. I figured that he would get the hint and move along quietly. Instead this momo decides to strike up a conversation with me. "Have you been seein' anything?", "Been huntin' here long?", "Is that your buddy I passed comin' in?".
After asking him to move along, I could hear deer snorting and blowing, and being blown out as he thrashed through the brush right at first light...........I didn't see a single deer that morning.....grrrrrrr.
In my stand by 5:30am. Nice any early, well before dawn. Just as the sky was turning from black to dark blue, another hunter walked up and stood right under my stand. I figured he would move on in a second so I waited quietly. When he pulled out his flashlight and starting shining it up into the surrounding trees (looking for a tree for his climber) I hit him with a flash from my SureFire. I figured that he would get the hint and move along quietly. Instead this momo decides to strike up a conversation with me. "Have you been seein' anything?", "Been huntin' here long?", "Is that your buddy I passed comin' in?".
After asking him to move along, I could hear deer snorting and blowing, and being blown out as he thrashed through the brush right at first light...........I didn't see a single deer that morning.....grrrrrrr.
#5
I usually will signal them so that they don't set up near me. During gun season I definitely want them to know where I am so they don't send bullets my direction. Happened to me last weekend. I was feeling a little depressed because they went towards the direction I was watching. They came back out at 8:30! A doe crossed their trail 3 minutes after they left though. LOL.
#6
I hunt my farm and this happen last year to me. I started a pleasant conversation with the guy. I ask if he hunted here much, and did he see anymore tree stands to hunt. He replied back no, but he has wanted to hunt here for awhile. After 5 min of small talk I informed him I was the owner, he turned as white as a ghost. I walked him off my property, and told him to have a nice day!!!
#7
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Port Ewen, NY
Heres a story, and its true. Remeber last week when it was 70+ degrees in NY. Well, here I am sitting in my stand, I see 2 ladies walking around taking pictures of each other. They never had a clue I was there. So, I said nothing as they wlked off into the deeper woods. What could I do, oh, well.
#9
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Winnsboro, La
If it was on my land I would ask him what in the world he was doing. If I was on public land usually a whistle from you will let the other hunter know that you are in the area and will usually turn him around.
#10
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: NY baby!
Id cough or whistle loud enough for him to hear me. Then inform him thats this is private property if i was on public landi would do the same and hope he had the common sense to move a long a considerable distance away from where im hunting. Unfortunately some people are just not to smart.


