Posted by 4520bw on February 06, 2017 at 03:04:37 from (192.158.48.90):
In Reply to: Bad hunters posted by Dave H (MI) on February 05, 2017 at 13:10:02:
I have a woods and on three sides of it is woods also. The property to the back is leased for hunting. I keep the fence line mowed and sprayed so there's no way they can not know the line. Was out a few weeks before gun season and they had placed 2 stands on the line facing my side . No way they could of shot anything on there side, so about noon on opening day I drove my gator through there and one of them yelled at me. I went home and mixed up a double batch of tannerite and set it off a couple hundred feet from the line. No way any deer came through there for a long time. If it were local people it would not bother me but these are from the big city and come down here and shot anything that moves.
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