Posted by Rick kr on May 13, 2012 at 06:48:43 from (66.238.169.170):
In Reply to: Re: $%@!! Neighbors posted by doubleN on May 13, 2012 at 03:34:20:
Right on! I am building a 200 yard mound this year, right down the "alley" from the 100 yard. Then I can set targets on each hill.
I have various yardage stakes all over the property out to 300 yards. We have a healthy coyote population. I do my part to keep it in check.
Funny thing is a lot people where I live now were more suburb people, and got really sick of the noisy neighbor, aka citiot, and moved out here to get anywhere from 10 to 160 acres.
We just need to send the one neighbor back to the city.
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