dsa5455
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To have a problem the first time last year. I may have missed something in your post but did something change last year that it became an issue hunting near his house?
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Think I'm going over this evening to hunt maybe I will run into him.
Nothing has changed he moved in 2 or 3 years ago and started having trouble last year.
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Dully8861
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Me and a buddy did the 2nd camera trick a few years ago. We put the 2nd camera on video mode and used a ladder to get it on a limb the trespasser (sorry SOB) couldn't get to unless he brought in a ladder or chain saw. Took less than a week to catch him and our local police dept was happy to help and even identified the guy. He stole 1 stand and 3 cameras. The 3rd camera was an old moultrie that didn't work any longer used as a decoy. Been 4 years and haven't seen him again. Good luck to you and hope you catch him. Nothing worse than someone invading a spot you go to relax and de stress!!!!!!
backyardtndeer
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Good luck catching him. Keep cable locks on all my cams. Kinda figured if we ever had such an issue, would put up a dummy cam in plain sight and another hidden camera out of reach and sight aimed at the dummy cam to catch the trash.
Bwales95
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Reminds me of when i first started hunting and leased a 100acres for cheap. I walked in one weekday morning around thanksgiving to find a young teenager in my stand. Turns out his dad knew the landowner and the landowner gave the kid permission to hunt even though i was paying. The anger i initially had walking up to the person in my stand (ready to throw down thinking he was poaching) quickly turned to the landowner. But at the end of the day it wasnt much money and we hadnt signed anything.Plus, I knew the landowner and he was bad off on drugs along with some family problems. I ended up hunting the following weekend, shot the first deer i saw, and pulled my stands. Lesson learned, don't lease hunting land from people likely on drugs or having other life problems- steer clear!
OP, i hope you catch this joker and the law does their part.
OP, i hope you catch this joker and the law does their part.
Well I'm here in stand and he didn't show today. I will be back in the morning to hunt in hopes to catch him. Will hang some cameras over the old cameras when it gets dark.
Actually glad he didn't show but if you need baled out of the pokey let me know brother .
Maybe park your truck somewhere different if he knows where you park when you hunt
rooketnhunter
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I hate that for you buddy,I know it's aggravating for sure.
Colwell1505
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Hope you catch him
MickThompson
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Hang a new stand where he will find it and drop a deuce on the seat. Problem will solve itself as soon as he trespasses and plops down for his morning hunt.
Thanks snake.
Hope you get your situation straightened out. From reading all the other post sounds like being thee at odd hours is the answer.
This. The trespassing poachers around my area will see my truck on the front side of the property and go to the backside, and vice versa.
1jamey
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Had the same issue over the summer. Guy was erasing my pics of him and putting the card back. The moron created a trash folder on the card somehow and stored the pics in it. I also had someone driving around on my property. Still pisses me off.
Bodine270
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Three types of people I hate the most in order.
A thief.
A trespasser.
A litter bug.
Sure hope you nail him and it puts an end to the problem.
A thief.
A trespasser.
A litter bug.
Sure hope you nail him and it puts an end to the problem.
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