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<blockquote data-quote="backyardtndeer" data-source="post: 5208643" data-attributes="member: 16465"><p>Had ongoing issues with a "neighbor" as well. Boy is from Illinois, and guess he does not give a flip. He has been here less than 10 years and I could give story after story of the issues I have had. His cows have gotten in my clover as well as my beans many times. </p><p></p><p>First year he was here, they ruined an afternoon hunt for me. His bull stunk and was all over my field. I had a nice buck patterned and knew he was going to hit this scrape line that he had been on the past 5 days in a row about 30 minutes before sunset. Wind was perfect, but his cows were there and I got in touch with him and let him know and instead of hunting, I was chasing his cows and then helping him fix his fence behind his barn. </p><p></p><p>I contact him, and he usually comes and chases them back in and complains about having to leave work. I have cows of my own, and in the time he has been here, mine have been on his property zero times. I used to push his back in, but don't think the boy appreciated it, so I quit doing that. </p><p></p><p>If you figure out a good resolution, post it here. My wife has often said, we could fill one of our extra freezers. lol</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="backyardtndeer, post: 5208643, member: 16465"] Had ongoing issues with a "neighbor" as well. Boy is from Illinois, and guess he does not give a flip. He has been here less than 10 years and I could give story after story of the issues I have had. His cows have gotten in my clover as well as my beans many times. First year he was here, they ruined an afternoon hunt for me. His bull stunk and was all over my field. I had a nice buck patterned and knew he was going to hit this scrape line that he had been on the past 5 days in a row about 30 minutes before sunset. Wind was perfect, but his cows were there and I got in touch with him and let him know and instead of hunting, I was chasing his cows and then helping him fix his fence behind his barn. I contact him, and he usually comes and chases them back in and complains about having to leave work. I have cows of my own, and in the time he has been here, mine have been on his property zero times. I used to push his back in, but don't think the boy appreciated it, so I quit doing that. If you figure out a good resolution, post it here. My wife has often said, we could fill one of our extra freezers. lol [/QUOTE]
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