Not ALL hunters are inconsiderate and disrespectful but they sure get the media coverage.
When I bought my vacant property over 10 years ago, I informed ALL neighbors that I didn't want anyone hunting it. Put up signs, had to remove a deer stand or 2 but mostly had few problems. Then 2 years ago, neighbor informs me that 2 of my other neighbors had been hunting it that morning (opening day) and shot a couple of deer. I drove up the driveway of one of the offenders and there he was standing by the open door of his barn with a deer hanging from the rafters in plain sight. I stopped and said "heard you were on my property and got a deer". Answer: "yup, there she is, sure is a beaut". Me: "Bob, I told you I don't want anyone hunting on it", him: "Yup, I understand". After several rounds of me trying different ways of saying it and him completely agreeing with me (not sure if he was playing dumb or was just PLAIN dumb. :roll: ) I finally left with the statement that if he does it again, I'm calling the DNR and reporting him. Last year he stayed off of it, we'll see if this year is the same.
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