Don't give the azzh... I mean, BradB any more ideas.

Your the one who lives in Florida.

Don't have high fence kinda money, just had to buy a tractor. I have made these awesome pipe chimes out of some old tubing and got a few dozen old cd's. Hang em all down the line and it will look and sound like a disco every time the wind blows.Put one of those revolving safety lights on top of the electric buggy and park it by their stand with the lights flashing every morning and nite. Gonna learn those sum beaches.Even after a year this thread continues to be informative. Everyone now knows who the line sitting chit bags are on Aldeer. If there are any more line sitting chit bags out there please feel free to comment and identify yourselves.

You’re the only chit bag. You go out of your way to hurt the little guy hunting on his land because you think you own the deer in your area. It’s people like you that are going to ruin hunting. Just because some one doesn’t have as much time or money as you doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be allowed to enjoy their property.

Reminds me of a Chess board, so does the neighbor win when he lights the cutover on fire when the wind is blowing in your direction? Hell, thats what I would do first dry day after opening day.

The neighbor is already winning. He's got Brad dancing the disco instead of relaxing and enjoying his hunting time. Hell the neighbors ain't even hunting there. They just put up a cheap box stand to keep Brad entertained.

And then you have others wondering why Alabamians complain about Floridians coming here to hunt. I personally don't care where you are from, but if someone wants to hunt their land, they should be able to. Dang a pine goat makes people crazy.

You should be able every square inch of the property. And if the guy FROM FLORIDA is being an ass because MY stand is too close TO MY line then we'll play some night time jungle war games.

not sure why but hunting can either bring out the best in someone or the absolute worst...most of the time its the worst....I have some hunters by me that shoot every thing that crosses the line, they plant plots on the line to draw em over there ,,,,then boom ….but as long as they are not shooting on my property or crossing the line then I aint got nothin to say to em….if that's how they have to fill there tags then so be it , more power to em..

Oh hell! I completely forgot about that stand.

I almost got shot 2 years ago by some arsehole set up on my line, shooting INTO my property not knowing I was there 50 yards OFF the line, my back towards their land.

If they shoot towards your land it can cause some seriously dangerous situations...and he made a bad shot and as the deer ran towards me..he kept shooting. Rounds literally Buzzed past my dam head.

It got UGLY very quickly...There is a member or two on here that know about it and the fallout afterward. Lets just say it involved the police..but NOT from me calling them.

Not only is it unethical,..but it is unsafe. Now if they face the other way and shoot onto their property that is one thing...but most people will shoot the deer over the line for sure.

There is no reason to set up on someones line. A simple thing called respect goes along way.
A dam deer isnt worth someone getting shot.

You dont know where others are on their land..why would you even risk where you could accidentally shoot a person?

Florida Fish & Game gonna have a field day with this.

379.105 Harassment of hunters, trappers, or fishers.—
(1) A person may not intentionally, within a publicly or privately owned wildlife management or fish management area or on any state-owned water body:
(a) Interfere with or attempt to prevent the lawful taking of fish, game, or nongame animals by another.
(b) Attempt to disturb fish, game, or nongame animals or attempt to affect their behavior with the intent to prevent their lawful taking by another.
(2) Any person who violates this section commits a Level Two violation under s. 379.401.


I am a private land owner as well and there is no love lost on a linesitting poacher BUT if they're hunting their own property that's their right as a landowner or leasee. If you have evidence of them poaching call the Game Warden and handle it accordingly.

We are talking about a guy who has a shooting house on the edge of a clear cut. I’d be willing to bet he’s hunting the clear cut. Also, there’s a better way to go about things like this other than acting like a jack ass. If I had a problem with something my neighbor was doing I would probably address the situation with my neighbor first like a decent person instead of being a typical Florida ass hat. I mean why not get in touch with your neighbor and make him aware that he put his stand next to an area where you enter and leave frequently and ask him to be mindful of that.

But No, instead he acted like a jack ass.

Lmao at outdoorobsession

The neighbors are killing deer, having fun, prolly drinking a cold beer and ain't even thought about ole Brad. On the other hand ole Brad is running around driving by that shooting house 100 times a day making all kind of noise running all the deer over to the neighbors. Funny thing is if someone happened to be in that shooting house pussy Brad wouldn't even stop and say anything. He would piss himself if the neighbors confronted him about all his crazy bs.

The way I see it, it’s the guys land so he can hunt where he wants to on it, as long as he’s not shooting deer across the line I see no issue. We have people that have 20 acres in the middle of our club who plant a huge patch right in the corner, he’s killing the deer off our club without a doubt but they are coming to his patch/land and nothing is illegal about that. It sucks but he’s not doing anything illegal, and they’ve killed some nice deer. We planted a patch on the next ridge over about 500 yds away to try and divert some our way.

Just getting in before the lock!

Im sure you are Buddy...

There's no evidence to suggest the guy built that box stand to hunt anywhere other than his land.
He's done nothing illegal or unethical. Now, if he shoots over the line, then you got a legitimate complaint. But until that happens, he's perfectly legal.
My neighbor has a ladder stand that's actually 5feet across the line (on my side) facing his land. He's only got peach trees on his side, so he used the only tree big enough to put up a ladder and it happens to be on my side of the fence. I've seen him hunting it with his young son and I have no problems with it. To be honest I wouldn't even care if they shot a deer walking on my side of the fence, long as it was a safe shot.

I sat in stand once and had 22 bullets whizing by my left within hearin distance I turned my stand around but was scared for a few mins for sho

I support Brad on this one. I understand why he’s frustrated. I am an Alabama resident but live over 2 hrs away from my privately owned land in bibb county that has been in my family over 200 years. People phuck with us all the time! It don’t matter where you are from right is right, wrong is wrong. If brad’s neighbors set up a stand to intentionally shoot deer on his land I’d respond aggressive than just putting a feeder near them.