Posted by John A. on March 24, 2008 at 20:34:59 from (138.210.117.198):
In Reply to: Need help!! posted by Raleigh on March 24, 2008 at 05:57:19:
Raleigh, Here in Texas, Fall Deer/Turkey hunting leases are ALWAYS,....CASH. No work swaps, the reason is if the hunters get crosswise with you. You can run them OFF! I have a neighbor that has No quams about running off hunters when they pi$$ him off, go to telling him how to run his own property, etc, etc. Even in mid season, He will pro-rate part of the money back, but no where near all. As Allan and the rest have said run him off. But since he has brought his own machine on your property you are all ready $crewed. His time, his machine is worth more /hr, than him running your tractor Period!!!! Now you are in a pro-rated situatition at best. Make him take his equipment home NOW!!! pro-rate the rest of the fall hunt (lease). Here in Central Texas my area....$1000/ man That is hunting only, Not year round! Hope this helps. Later, John A.
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