#2108420 - 10/12/10 10:31 AM
Re: ? similar to Dawson, yet different
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lung-buster
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He should ask permission before tracking on someonelses property after a animal and would go in after dark if I knew there were others hunting. I would have a hard time telling someone they couldnt track a deer the shot that ran onto my property. Heck I would help them track it myself, but thats just me.
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#2108425 - 10/12/10 10:38 AM
Re: ? similar to Dawson, yet different
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I am not opposed to helping as I did opening morning. But these folks don't have 'southern manners" if you know what I am saying!
Then there is the issue of guns going off on such a small tract of land!
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#2108600 - 10/12/10 12:25 PM
Re: ? similar to Dawson, yet different
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Is ten acres too small for archery??? Its not to small in my opinion...I would hunt a 1/4 acre if I had permission and it had deer using it....All I need is a 30 yard circle and I'm good to go. If the neighbors won't let me retrieve something I shoot legaly off of property I have permission to hunt then they can retrieve it and eat it thierselfs..or let it rot, thats is thier call imo... Southern manners? ....  That is two street in my book....
I guess it's more than what I presented. They being from NJ have a very different way of going about things ie: walking up to me with a teenager{not their son} and saying" I told him you wouldn't mind his going up your mtn and hunting" all the while shaking his head up and down{yes} while I'm standing there shaking my head [no] and just keeps right on about it{he meant right now}. Ask first without a teenager standing there waiting to head up the mtn with gun in hand would be in my opinion proper etiquette! 
The fact that this brother shot first-then just went to tracking\following this wounded deer WITHOUT any form of permission without any regard for what was going on the surrounding properties and then not asking what if this comes up again????
As far as hunting{archery} in a thirty yard circle that is great that the deer you shoot never run off and die a hundred or more yards! I guess that is one of those "geographical odditties"
P.S. I am one of the few in my area that allow way more people to hunt my property without asking for a thing in return than most anybody in a five mile radius! And I enjoy letting them!
This thread was about hunting a sliver of land under 200' wide with bow.
Edited by TC4ever (10/12/10 12:29 PM)
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Other[hunting} neighbor had them{dogs} run in on him for the second time in as many hunts. Upon leaving his stand on Saturday evening he rode his atv straight to there house. Not via the road but through the woods to their backyard where they were having a cookout! 
I met him there as this happens to both of us every year! 
Our neighbors reply: " give me a call when going hunting and I will put them up". WRONG!!!! Keep them confined to your property!! "But they{dogs} don't know the boundry". Then don't let them roam freely!!!!!!!
