This will make your blood boil. He was on public land. WHASB!

"You're not teaching a young hunter proper etiquette", all the while dropping the F-bomb in front of the little kid. He'd have a problem with me over that alone.

Yeah that guy wouldn't last long in Alabama. He leases the private land next to the public land and acts like he owns it all.

I do believe I would of whipped his ass.......

I could not finish watching

What i hav learned over 55 years of life - people can act very stupid or immature over many things but especially over deer hunting and Auburn and alabama football 🤣🤣😀

I am so glad i hav my own lease - the things i saw n clubs - night hunting, illegally signing in to be first - constant breaking of rules so they can kill deer - bickering. I kept my mouth shut and they were never embarrassed in any club for acting like a 5 year old. Its Like dealing with 5 year olds - pathetic

The lease owner is definitely in the wrong and a giant ass. Having said that, and I'm not taking his side, but I have a slightly different perspective. I have hunted countless hours on public land and the enjoyable part of it to me is getting far away from other people. I can't imagine setting up on public 20-30 yards from private land that I know someone is leasing and actively hunting. I especially wouldn't set up literally sitting next to that guy's game camera and certainly wouldn't bring my daughter to a hunting situation that I know is going to end up in conflict. The hunter is "right" but it led to a shitty hunt that he could have easily known was going to be shitty. His daughter can't even harvest her buck because her Dad put her so close to the line that they can't retrieve her deer without trespassing. And the guy then blames the state's trespass laws instead of himself for putting his daughter in that situation. If he wasn't hunting next to the guy's game camera and on the property line he might have let him retrieve the buck. Neither of those guys is going to be able to actually enjoy hunting that area with their attitudes.

Where exactly was the property line in that video? The cameras were on public, right?