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09-08-2008, 09:42 AM
#51
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Hughesville, PA
Posts: 2,590
RE: Thats it- I've had it- Its time to get dirty.
ORIGINAL: DropTine249
In fact, you are correct..In NJ, booby-trapping things is against the law...However, we are kind of"protected" on this piece of real-estate, for reasons that will be left unsaid.
Let me shed some light on the "situation"- these guys could be shot on sight, legally....Obviously not by myself or my friends- but they could and it would be within the law.
IDONT want anyone to get hurt, but I do NOT take kindly to those that knowingly ignore things like posted signs and have such little respect as to steal someone elses property. Its not thier land, its ours. They CANT be there, we can.
But, sometimes people need to learn a hard lesson...
What YOU are doing is against the law. I'm not saying I disagree with it....but you could go to jail for a long time.....plus you came ont he internet and admitted entrapping them.
Hope it all works out for you
Hope it all works out for you
Let me shed some light on the "situation"- these guys could be shot on sight, legally....Obviously not by myself or my friends- but they could and it would be within the law.
IDONT want anyone to get hurt, but I do NOT take kindly to those that knowingly ignore things like posted signs and have such little respect as to steal someone elses property. Its not thier land, its ours. They CANT be there, we can.
But, sometimes people need to learn a hard lesson...
Original: THE KING
The common thread here always seems to be Mr. Droptine asserting ownership or superior right to land, and/or utilizing heavy-handed tactics to drive out all competition.
Dude seriously. I'd lay a hefty wager that a lot of these "trespassers" have been hunting those lands since you were playing with Ninja Turtles. You'd be MUCH further ahead if you'd just learn to get along with people. Just my view from the peanut gallery.
You reap what you sow.
The common thread here always seems to be Mr. Droptine asserting ownership or superior right to land, and/or utilizing heavy-handed tactics to drive out all competition.
Dude seriously. I'd lay a hefty wager that a lot of these "trespassers" have been hunting those lands since you were playing with Ninja Turtles. You'd be MUCH further ahead if you'd just learn to get along with people. Just my view from the peanut gallery.
You reap what you sow.
09-08-2008, 09:44 AM
#52
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Phoenixville, PA USA
Posts: 5,541
RE: Thats it- I've had it- Its time to get dirty.
ORIGINAL: LKNCHOPPERS
No, I don't think this crook should be paralyzed or killed butI think he should feel he is putting himself at "Risk".
ORIGINAL: HuntingBry
So you think he should have the guy fall 15' and risk possible paralysis or death? There is a right and wrong way to handle any situation. I'm pretty sureI'm in the majority thinking this is not the right way.
ORIGINAL: LKNCHOPPERS
That is the problem with society today. The "Crooks" think no one will do anything in fear of being sued.
That is the problem with society today. The "Crooks" think no one will do anything in fear of being sued.
09-08-2008, 10:10 AM
#53
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Posts: 577
RE: Thats it- I've had it- Its time to get dirty.
ORIGINAL: DropTine249
Anyone else dealing with crap BS this year ?
Anyone else dealing with crap BS this year ?
. . . dude, aren't you guy that has like, thousands upon thousands of acres at your disposal? . . . and you're repeatedly having your stuff come up missing from the same property?? . . . and the key words" they think I'm tresspassing" set off my internal red flag. Is it possible that they also have permission to hunt that particular property? . . and are unaware that you have permission, as well? Call it a hunch, but it seems like there may be aflip side to thiscoin 
09-08-2008, 10:11 AM
#54
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Manassas, VA
Posts: 3,612
RE: Thats it- I've had it- Its time to get dirty.
Lets look at some of these examples to see why Droptine is so mad.....even though it is "just" deer hunting, we work so hard at it sometimes that it feels like we are training for the Olympics...
Would you be as mad as droptine if you experienced this:
1) Everytime you loaded your family into the car to go to church Sunday morning, someone blatantly popped your tires so you could not attend
2) You were training for the Olympics and were a month out....everytime you put your backpack in the lockers, someone stole all of your vitamins, minerals, and training aides
3) You were a professional fisherman...everytime you set out to go fishing, someone poured salt into your engine and you had to pay for it to get fixed
4) You picked your daughter up from the recreation center, and everytime you went to pick her up, someone was smoking outside and blowing the smoke every which way without regard to her health...even when you asked them to please stop over and over
5) Your neighobor hated hunting, so everytime you left your hunting clothes outside to air out...they poured urine on them.........
Those guys that are doing that to droptine need to get their you know what handed to them and the cops need to look the other way. No rigging for a broken neck, just possibly a broken nose or ribs.
Would you be as mad as droptine if you experienced this:
1) Everytime you loaded your family into the car to go to church Sunday morning, someone blatantly popped your tires so you could not attend
2) You were training for the Olympics and were a month out....everytime you put your backpack in the lockers, someone stole all of your vitamins, minerals, and training aides
3) You were a professional fisherman...everytime you set out to go fishing, someone poured salt into your engine and you had to pay for it to get fixed
4) You picked your daughter up from the recreation center, and everytime you went to pick her up, someone was smoking outside and blowing the smoke every which way without regard to her health...even when you asked them to please stop over and over
5) Your neighobor hated hunting, so everytime you left your hunting clothes outside to air out...they poured urine on them.........
Those guys that are doing that to droptine need to get their you know what handed to them and the cops need to look the other way. No rigging for a broken neck, just possibly a broken nose or ribs.
09-08-2008, 10:12 AM
#55
Typical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Mifflin Co. Pa
Posts: 829
RE: Thats it- I've had it- Its time to get dirty.
Maybe they were mad about fence you put up to steer the deer off of their property. Sounds to melike you have quite a temper problem that will probably put you behind bars at some point. I'm sure the company you are a "Pro Staffer" for will be really proud of you when they hear about this.
09-08-2008, 10:16 AM
#56
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Cenral Illinois
Posts: 3,180
RE: Thats it- I've had it- Its time to get dirty.
ORIGINAL: virginiashadow
Lets look at some of these examples to see why Droptine is so mad.....even though it is "just" deer hunting, we work so hard at it sometimes that it feels like we are training for the Olympics...
Would you be as mad as droptine if you experienced this:
1) Everytime you loaded your family into the car to go to church Sunday morning, someone blatantly popped your tires so you could not attend
2) You were training for the Olympics and were a month out....everytime you put your backpack in the lockers, someone stole all of your vitamins, minerals, and training aides
3) You were a professional fisherman...everytime you set out to go fishing, someone poured salt into your engine and you had to pay for it to get fixed
4) You picked your daughter up from the recreation center, and everytime you went to pick her up, someone was smoking outside and blowing the smoke every which way without regard to her health...even when you asked them to please stop over and over
5) Your neighobor hated hunting, so everytime you left your hunting clothes outside to air out...they poured urine on them.........
Those guys that are doing that to droptine need to get their you know what handed to them and the cops need to look the other way. No rigging for a broken neck, just possibly a broken nose or ribs.
Lets look at some of these examples to see why Droptine is so mad.....even though it is "just" deer hunting, we work so hard at it sometimes that it feels like we are training for the Olympics...
Would you be as mad as droptine if you experienced this:
1) Everytime you loaded your family into the car to go to church Sunday morning, someone blatantly popped your tires so you could not attend
2) You were training for the Olympics and were a month out....everytime you put your backpack in the lockers, someone stole all of your vitamins, minerals, and training aides
3) You were a professional fisherman...everytime you set out to go fishing, someone poured salt into your engine and you had to pay for it to get fixed
4) You picked your daughter up from the recreation center, and everytime you went to pick her up, someone was smoking outside and blowing the smoke every which way without regard to her health...even when you asked them to please stop over and over
5) Your neighobor hated hunting, so everytime you left your hunting clothes outside to air out...they poured urine on them.........
Those guys that are doing that to droptine need to get their you know what handed to them and the cops need to look the other way. No rigging for a broken neck, just possibly a broken nose or ribs.
09-08-2008, 10:23 AM
#58
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 5,716
RE: Thats it- I've had it- Its time to get dirty.
Virginiashadow - I'd love to agree with you, and under any other circumstance, I would. I honestly agree with each of your points . . . but for just one minute, let's consider the source:
My guess is that law enforcement "isn't doing anything" about these actions because either:
[ol][*]The "allegations" are baseless accusations, and there is simply no proof to support them;[*]There is a whole lot more to this story that we're not being told;[*]The complainant has a long history of logging nuisance complaints and wasting the LEO's time andresources by having themchase fairytale criminals and/or people who did nothing wrong (boy who cried wolf scenario); or[*]The complainant's claims ARE being followed-up, but the complainant simply is unsatisfied with the results of said investigation, and chooses to take the law into his own hands.[/ol]Going one step further into this scenario, these accusationsare coming from a guy who has had more confrontations with so-called"trespassers" and stolen gear in one year than most of us have had inour entire lives. The fact is, some people justlook for trouble, and suffer from paranoid delusions that the world is out to get them.
Personally, I think what we have here is a classic case of a guy who just can't get along with people, and has snowed himself into believing that other people are the only thing keeping from having his name entered in the BC record books. Meanwhile, that couldn't be any further from the truth. To find the real reason for his empty gameroom walls, he should look no further than his bathroom mirror.
My guess is that law enforcement "isn't doing anything" about these actions because either:
[ol][*]The "allegations" are baseless accusations, and there is simply no proof to support them;[*]There is a whole lot more to this story that we're not being told;[*]The complainant has a long history of logging nuisance complaints and wasting the LEO's time andresources by having themchase fairytale criminals and/or people who did nothing wrong (boy who cried wolf scenario); or[*]The complainant's claims ARE being followed-up, but the complainant simply is unsatisfied with the results of said investigation, and chooses to take the law into his own hands.[/ol]Going one step further into this scenario, these accusationsare coming from a guy who has had more confrontations with so-called"trespassers" and stolen gear in one year than most of us have had inour entire lives. The fact is, some people justlook for trouble, and suffer from paranoid delusions that the world is out to get them.
Personally, I think what we have here is a classic case of a guy who just can't get along with people, and has snowed himself into believing that other people are the only thing keeping from having his name entered in the BC record books. Meanwhile, that couldn't be any further from the truth. To find the real reason for his empty gameroom walls, he should look no further than his bathroom mirror.
09-08-2008, 10:26 AM
#60
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Posts: 577
RE: Thats it- I've had it- Its time to get dirty.
ORIGINAL: quiksilver
Virginiashadow - I'd love to agree with you, and under any other circumstance, I would. I honestly agree with each of your points . . . but for just one minute, let's consider the source:
My guess is that law enforcement "isn't doing anything" about these actions because either:
[ol][*]The "allegations" are baseless accusations, and there is simply no proof to support them;[*]There is a whole lot more to this story that we're not being told;[*]The complainant has a long history of logging nuisance complaints and wasting the LEO's time andresources by having themchase fairytale criminals and/or people who did nothing wrong (boy who cried wolf scenario); or[*]The complainant's claims ARE being followed-up, but the complainant simply is unsatisfied with the results of said investigation, and chooses to take the law into his own hands.[/ol]
Going one step further into this scenario, these accusationsare coming from a guy who has had more confrontations with so-called"trespassers" and stolen gear in one year than most of us have had inour entire lives. The fact is, some people justlook for trouble, and suffer from paranoid delusions that the world is out to get them.
Personally, I think what we have here is a classic case of a guy who just can't get along with people, and has snowed himself into believing that other people are the only thing keeping from having his name entered in the BC record books. Meanwhile, that couldn't be any further from the truth. To find the real reason for his empty gameroom walls, he should look no further than his bathroom mirror.
Virginiashadow - I'd love to agree with you, and under any other circumstance, I would. I honestly agree with each of your points . . . but for just one minute, let's consider the source:
My guess is that law enforcement "isn't doing anything" about these actions because either:
[ol][*]The "allegations" are baseless accusations, and there is simply no proof to support them;[*]There is a whole lot more to this story that we're not being told;[*]The complainant has a long history of logging nuisance complaints and wasting the LEO's time andresources by having themchase fairytale criminals and/or people who did nothing wrong (boy who cried wolf scenario); or[*]The complainant's claims ARE being followed-up, but the complainant simply is unsatisfied with the results of said investigation, and chooses to take the law into his own hands.[/ol]
Going one step further into this scenario, these accusationsare coming from a guy who has had more confrontations with so-called"trespassers" and stolen gear in one year than most of us have had inour entire lives. The fact is, some people justlook for trouble, and suffer from paranoid delusions that the world is out to get them.
Personally, I think what we have here is a classic case of a guy who just can't get along with people, and has snowed himself into believing that other people are the only thing keeping from having his name entered in the BC record books. Meanwhile, that couldn't be any further from the truth. To find the real reason for his empty gameroom walls, he should look no further than his bathroom mirror.
