Sumb*tch
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Yep he'll be back for deer season too.
Just a coon hunter, you know his dog can't read property lines
Only problem is he's 1000ft off the road and has came in off of the 200 acres beside me..... they have plenty of woods.
Just stating a fact not saying hes in the right
" Cause his hrandpappies had permission for fifty year"
338lapuaman
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The most obvious scouting technique for the lazy hunter is walk the edge of the property or even 10yds over on the next property and find the cameras and minerals along with the ladder or hanging stands or even an unlocked shooting house and raid it... or catch them not hunting and go climb in their stands..... Let someone else do all the work and mooch off them....Thats the way it usually happens in my neck of the woods. Thats why I park half a mile or mile away and zig zag and try not to disturb much going in.....make them work for it a little...lmao
BSK
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A lot of it comes down to "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence." In the past, before my neighbors realized I have trail-cameras everywhere, they would trespass to hunt because of all the stories they had heard about the big bucks we kill. We must be doing something that is drawing all the big bucks in the area, so they trespass to take advantage. However, what they don't realize is those same big bucks are also crossing their property. It isn't that we have the bucks. They have them too. They just aren't good enough hunters to take advantage of the opportunities right there on their own property. But that concept never crosses their minds. Most hunters absolutely believe that if they have big bucks, they would be killing them. I've seen more examples than I can count that that isn't necessarily true. As I tell hunters all the time, growing old bucks is easy. Killing them is not.
338lapuaman
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They've been educated thanks to TV and Youtube. I put up 2 sportsman condo shooting houses on a new property 6 yrs ago and 1 was on the property line on the backside of the property like 30yds off the line and the weekend before juvy rifle season opened for me to take my kids some jack@$$ college kid found it ripped the door open causing the plexiglass window to explode and I had to replace a window 12ft off the ground and left his trash in it and I found this a day before I was going to take my daughter hunting for the 1st time. Then I started getting pics like you got but of them riding on 4 wheelers through the area. Needless to say when I caught them coming in and I had a come to Jesus meeting with them and their dad about respecting the property line it stopped because I gave them fore warning I knew where their trail cams and stands and shooting houses were on that end of the property and if they couldn't hunt their own stuff then there would be no use of them having it and my gear could use an upgrade and the stuff I didn't want would be crushed or burned underneath the tree it was attached to and I didn't care if they were in it or not when I cut it down......magically it stopped LMAO
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I had some meth head on camera a couple months ago. How do I know meth. Not that his sunk in face was all I needed. I got a pic of him blasting the pipe. I went on local Facebook page and put the pics up there. And said I got your sorry ass on cam at 7:30 in the morning.next time I'll turn your head into a canoe. I know what that type is doing. Plus You can't access my place easily either. You gotta be wanting to come here. To steal everything I've worked for was his reasoning.
338lapuaman
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EXACTLY thats what pisses me off more than a trespasser is a trespasser with intent
