someone hunting over my land
 

I have 3 guys who went up to my hunting land who are going to muzzeloading it.

They went out in the woods to look around seen corn in little piles all the way down the fence line. so they flowed it right to someone who has a little hunting box or blind up right on the corner of or land which is on person next door land but over looking or land has one widow in it.

Also cut brush and little trees down.

Dam what the hell. Who does this kind of stuff?


I called dnr waiting for him to call back. See what he can do

about it.

The baiting alone will get the DNR's attention. Being that its illegal, in Minnesota. Then the trespassing, will be another fine. This person will not like the results of the tip from your observations.

sorry about bad grammer, I did not think it was that bad..........................

Yeah, it's not cool having someone do you that way. Check this guy out, guess which way his chair is pointing. I'll drop one hint, it's not toward his property.

Except in certain words like THEIR. E before I is the correct spelling of the word.

Their


   /ðɛər; unstressed ðər/ Show Spelled[thair; unstressed ther] Show IPA
–pronoun 1. a form of the possessive case of they used as an attributive adjective, before a noun: their home; their rights as citizens; their departure for Rome.

2. (used after an indefinite singular antecedent in place of the definite masculine form his or the definite feminine form her ): Someone left their book on the table. Did everyone bring their lunch?

Not trying to be an ass or anything, but you're wrong.

I'd take a giant dump right in that chair, see if he sits in it the next time he climbs up there.

you beat me to it haha

If he shoots right handed, the chair may be set up for a shooting lane on his side of the fence.

The baiting is totally wrong. Having a window to see your property is not. This hunter has every right to see what is in the area - deer and persons. If a deer is on your property, it is not illegal for him to use a call to get the deer to cross the property line. By setting up close to your property, he has the opportunity to shoot away from your property and not towards you and your friends.

From the looks of this setup, Darwin's law may take care of the situation in time.