The blind is 40 yards from my actual camp. Any serious hunter wouldn’t do that and reasonably expect not to be disturbed.

But then again, a serious hunter doesn’t sit in a box blind over a field, bait, or feeder.

That’s a 10 4. I wouldn’t care if they hung one beside me facing back in their thicket. Be a good spot catching one coming to the field. Stand has been there few years so surely I would have heard any complaints by now.

i agree , they can set on the line but im gonna do what i want or need to do .

i dont want them trailing shot deer on my side and shooting . the agreement here is the gun stays at the line .

Put up several visible "No Tresspassing/Hunting " signs they'll have to stare at every time they look towards your property.

Thats funny as hell. I put out orange road cones for over 500 yards along the fence line.

The worst part is when I went on the hunt for road cones, I discovered they are freakin everywhere like discarded water bottles.

I also put up the high dollar signs

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All visible from their blind

😝

I thought property lines went away during Turkey season. Yeah it was the Piddling Act of 1926 that abolished them I believe.

Put a couple cigarette butts and a cracker wrapper at the base of the tree.

This will F them up

Johnny I don’t have a problem with your thoughts on this, wouldn’t matter if I didn’t agree with you, it’s your property. I respect the ideal of if you own/lease the property you have the right to do whatever it is you want to do. But I have seen some nice deer taken in high traffic, high activity areas. Me and a buddy killed one of the biggest deer from a piece of property cutting firewood.

But I am for knowing my neighbors. If they are disrespectful people I would make it hard for them to enjoy their seat next to me… if that stand is on my property that’s gonna be a problem

Was in a club in SC where the leaseholder put a shooting house right in a corner. Pretty soon the opposing landowner spoke to him and nicely asked him to move it.
I don't know if it was just the sight of it or what. The leaseholder immediately moved it, which was the wise thing to do. There was plenty of room.

Well maybe I'm not the only one hunting next to a pack of A-hole line hunters who blast everything they see......


Doesn't make me feel any better but sounds like I've got company.

Leave us coonasses outa this!!

Jesus said you're supposed to love your neighbor......just sayin

I share a "creek" with an adjacent club. The boundary lines for our leases tend to cross back and forth, and we have agreed on the creek being the line. That said, if they shoot something that runs over on me, they let me know and vice versa. I talk to their guy every deer season via text, sometimes we share pic's and information. He seems nice enough.

My other adjacent landowner, I wouldn't pee on if he was on fire. I'll let the timber co handle him.

I would go talk to your neighbor. Give him your contact number and if he shoots something that runs back over on you, tell him to call you and you can meet him at the line to track it. Doesn't mean I wouldn't hang a couple cameras back there, but you might be surprised. Then again, he might be a total douche, but then at least you will know that upfront.

That’s a nice consideration. I’ve got a situation where the neighbor has set up a shooting bench in a picked corn field and is shooting back towards a fence row that is the property line. I haven’t been able to check it out, but I do not think there is a sufficient backstop for their bullets. I just noticed it on Wednesday as I was leaving. I could hear some shooting, but didn’t know they were shooting towards me until I rode by and they were already gone.

As for hunting the line….I’m all for a person being able to hunt every inch of their property. Don’t shoot on me, and I won’t shoot on you.

I like your style.

I ain’t gonna say a word on this one.