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Neighbor likely not checking deer
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<blockquote data-quote="Spurhunter" data-source="post: 5354998" data-attributes="member: 5695"><p>I agree. Most of us spend way too much money and time on land improvements, food plots, tractor work, fuel, etc. to have a poaching neighbor diminish the quality of our hunts. The people that say mind your own business remind me of people living in a crime infested ghetto that won't call the police or report a crime because they don't want to be a snitch. That is such a junior high mentality. I would have to be reasonably sure I was right before I called the game warden, but if he checks it out and finds nothing then no harm no foul. I couldn't care less if someone calls the game warden on me or any of my club members. We don't break the law and he will quickly find out he's wasting his time checking us.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Spurhunter, post: 5354998, member: 5695"] I agree. Most of us spend way too much money and time on land improvements, food plots, tractor work, fuel, etc. to have a poaching neighbor diminish the quality of our hunts. The people that say mind your own business remind me of people living in a crime infested ghetto that won't call the police or report a crime because they don't want to be a snitch. That is such a junior high mentality. I would have to be reasonably sure I was right before I called the game warden, but if he checks it out and finds nothing then no harm no foul. I couldn't care less if someone calls the game warden on me or any of my club members. We don't break the law and he will quickly find out he's wasting his time checking us. [/QUOTE]
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