ask 49'er what the other hunters constitutional rights are? he should be able to help you.

LOL

option 2, climb up and take a big steamer on the seat. That should be real fun to discover.

hmm, alot of bad ideas that could really cause you problems or get your ass kicked, maybe (how big a boy are you?).

You said you were marking the line. Maybe he doesn't know where the line is ?? I'd try talkin. I'd want you to come to me if I was that guy. Screw with my stuff and you may have a war on your hands that you don't want. You're property or not, talkin could be alot cheaper and less painful.

Wind chimes and a scarecrow. Or place a shooting house on the line looking down into the draw right in front of the stand and place flagging tape on every limb going in to the shooting house. Don't put a window on the back side so he can not tell if someone is in there or not. You also might want to put a tent blind down in the hollow as a decoy during bow season with flagging tape to it. I would do it the week before bow season.

I'd go talk to the guy. All this covert stuff might solve the problem, or more likely it could make it worse. I put a posted sign on a tree beside a ladder stand that was on our property line the first year we owned the farm. The stand was gone a week later.

It is his land, I believe that he should be allowed to put a stand where ever he pleases. Now if he shoots a deer on your land, that is another story

Man I agree it is his LEASE not land and I will not put myself in any harm but I will make an effort to contact them because there is NOOOOOO way he is hunting his land it is too think and the stand is facing down my hollow.

How many stands do you have up on somebody's property line facing towards their land? Its just bad form to do that. I certainly wouldn't put up a stand like that and I think anyone who is a good honest neighbor wouldn't do it either

I like Troy's idea. Either that or a sack of corn.

one simple posted sign (right in front of the stand) will do the trick. no need to go all national lampoon on the guy.

cut straps half way and wait. or tree

we hunters are our own worst enemy. you have good ethical hunters and bad unethical hunters. i've had a neighbor like this in the past. he knew where the line was and we had just cut our timber. he was hunting our cutover. unless the GW or you see him take a deer on your place or you catch him physically on your property you have no recourse. if your problem hunter does in fact know where the line is then he or she is an unethical hunter and is doing more to give hunting as a whole a bad name. as far as catching him, good luck. crimes are committed every day by people who have "motive" but without evidence you have no case.

climb the closest tree and hang a game cam pointing at his seat. maybe even a dumby game cam.

HAHAHAHA, WEAR UR SAFETY HARNESS THOUGH

Agreed

Pick up a bunch of those cheep orange vest and tie them around some trees on your side of the line. Make it look like others have joined him and he may move out of the area.

Probably the best idea yet, put them just far enough away that he can't really quite tell....

Try talking to him. Most hunters are reasonable. There is nothing wrong with cross easement and I have seen adjacent landowners agree to not hang stands on each others property, but if a shot existed on the line take it. It might even openup more huntable land to you. Sure as hell when you see that 10 point he will be standing on the wrong side of the line.

Is his stand wind friendly? Is it a better location than where you would put your stand? Were you going to hang your stand near this location? His wind may do nothing more than help you. Not saying that is right, but as long as he stays on his side there is not much you can do about it. If it is that good of a spot I would not let it drive me out of MY area. Who knows... he shoots a deer while you are there... it runs on your side.... let him know you are there and refuse to let him retrieve it.... Let him watch you drag his deer out.