Posted by Erik Ks farmer on October 11, 2012 at 17:37:33 from (199.241.240.16):
The past couple months I have been picking up trash from around a pond in one of my rented pastures, this evening I was checking cattle on the same farm and found that someone had driven through my disced cornstalks that I had planned to no till beans into. This problem started last year when some friends of my younger brother started hunting/fishing on this farm. I also caught one of the boys and his dad shooting geese after dark one night last winter. I talked with the landholder who is an older gentlemen and a good friend of mine and we have agreed that all of these boys have lost their privilege to be on the farm since we don't know for sure who is leaving trash and vandalizing the fields. This has real gotten under my skin. Fathers be sure and teach your children to be responsible stewards of the land and game.
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