RE: trespassers and what should we do about it
 

In reply to TXhighrack, you will find that Quiksilver seems to be, an idealistic person who is still in school and full of strong feelings with little real life experience to draw upon. I have already gone around and around with him about shooting across fences etc. He doesn't get it. It would be fun to lease a 10X10ft peice of land on his property line and set up our blinds and let em rip, after a few seasons he may have a change of heart.

God bless Texas;);)

RE: trespassers and what should we do about it
 

Hey TimberCreek, Amen brother and pass the ammunition! Welcome home! I was there also, but seems like a lifetime ago (90/91). I also own a piece of hard earned, posted "heaven" in what I call hills, locals call mountains of PA (100 acres). Trespassing has been and always will be a problem there also. Have been lucky enough to catch a couple myself within the past year and a half and I think they recieved the message loud and clear. They don't seem to be so confident when they run into someone else with a firearm! Beware Clinton County trespassers

RE: trespassers and what should we do about it
 

Gtown - Why would you lease my land?? I'm a pretty nice guy, I'd just let you go in there free of charge. So long as you don't break any laws, tag what you kill, and don't litter up the place, I hope you get a nice one. Unlike your Texas brethren, us liberal northeasterners have a little understanding for fellow hunters and we don't see how much $$$ we can milk 'em for before we let 'em hunt.

At any rate, you couldn't stand hunting around here, b/c I'm sure you would think there are too many people in there in rifle season. You wouldn't bother me a bit, I'm usually tagged out by then or just filling a doe tag or two.

You and TXHighrack can go off, shooting at people who cross your lines. Then maybe you can be cell-mates. Get a grip, man. I don't know if I could stand being around myself if I was that paranoid and greedy.