Thread: I hate trespassers

quote: Originally posted by Rip No, I mean that everyone's hunting conditions are different and in my lifetime I have seen two spots that were 20-30 acres that you were able to hunt without worrying about getting on someone else because of different things. That is just those two places. I have been offered plenty of times to hunt smaller places like that and I didn't feel they would stay on it so I have NEVER hunted those. Either I...

quote: Originally posted by jestra I hate people that hate trespassers. LOL COON HUNTER = TRESPASSERS

quote: Originally posted by treberta Ill tell you what I do. If I see a nice 300 acre woods I will get permission off the guy next to it that owns 20 or 30 acres, then I hunt it all. This works really good for me. I have only been shot at once lol by mistake. When you say you hunt it all, do you mean the 20/30 acres you have permission or the 300 acres your trespassing on? It's one thing to hunt the 20/30 acres you have permission to...

quote: Originally posted by treberta I think every state should revoke hunting and fishing privelages if you are caught trespassing for the sake of hunting or fishing. If you had youre way 91% of people wouldn't be allowed to hunt. Most of my hunting is patch hunting. When it comes to coon hunting you CAN'T please everyone plain and simple. John you hit the nail on the head. So 91% of hunters trespass for the sake of hunting land...

No, I mean that everyone's hunting conditions are different and in my lifetime I have seen two spots that were 20-30 acres that you were able to hunt without worrying about getting on someone else because of different things. That is just those two places. I have been offered plenty of times to hunt smaller places like that and I didn't feel they would stay on it so I have NEVER hunted those. Either I got permission on the land...

Re: I hate tress passers. quote: Originally posted by l.lyle Me too! Aint no sence at all in the way you tell it My dad only owned 300 hundred acres Our neighbor owned 100 acrcres. My dad let my uncle run his cows' a couple dozen head, on our place, which was a lot of woods. The neighbors place was cropland. The neighbor was Babtist. We Were Methodist. One morning the neighbor released his coondogs around his corn patch. They got struck...

quote: Originally posted by TimberRidge I ALWAYS THOUGHT THAT NO TRESSPASSING SIGNS MEANT HUNT WITH CAUTION AND KEEP YOURE LIGHT LOW LOL LOL A guy told me he held a running lease on that kind of land.

AROUND HERE DUCK SEASON SHUTS DOWN A LOT OF OUR BOTTOMS HUNTIN . IM A BIG DUCK HUNTER AND CANT BLAME THEM FOR NOT LETTIN PEOPLE IN AND RUN THE DUCKS OFF THE ROOST. THE BIG DUCK GUIDES HAS MOST OF THE SMALLER PATCHES WRAPPED UP BUT ONCE DUCK SEASON GOES OUT MOST OF THEM DONT CARE HOW MUCH YOU HUNT IT .BUT IF YOU GET CAUGHT IN THERE WHILE DUCK SEASONS IN YOU CAN BET YOU WILL GET TO TALK TO THE WARDEN BEFORE THE NITE IS OVER LOL

quote: Originally posted by John D A coonhunter that posts property is a hypocrite. Pure and simple. I've got 50 acres and never run anyone off. If someone was tearing something up, I sure would but otherwise I feel like as much other property as I hunt on, I don't have much business making my own, off limits. AMEN Another sure fire way to get under my skin is for someone to get permission from someone to hunt and then patrol it...

I just got permission again today for the 7th yr. from a 70 yr. old man that tells me about all the coon getting in his barn. Made 3 trees in about 20 minutes. Hope he lives to be a hundred. Got permission from a neighbor of his today but always need to go tell another neighbor if the dogs get on his land I will leash them up and get out of there. He would shoot a dog. A couple scrap cars that coon live under are worth a million bucks I guess.