Is this legal?
07-16-2007, 12:38 PM
#11
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Nekoosa Wi USA
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RE: Is this legal?
its not the fact if it has motor in it or not. I would assume your laws state the same as Wi when it comes to hunting from anything. Anything that can be towed, or moved is condsidered a vehicle. If the vehicle has wheels its considered a vehicle with or with out a motor, it can still be towed down a roadway. This includes, old cars or turcks, farm impliments, wagons, trailers, etc, unless the person has a handicap and holds a special permit to hunt from avehicle. I would turn your neighbor in.
07-16-2007, 12:47 PM
#12
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
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RE: Is this legal?
The deer are in my hardwoods he only owns a large open cow pasture. He is hunting a trail that is on my property. I know who this guy is, he is nothing but trouble. We have been at it before. My property is covered in empty shotgun shell casings and beer cans. He has zero respect for anything. He goes by the name of Turtle and has a bad reputaion in the area.
07-16-2007, 02:04 PM
#17
Typical Buck
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RE: Is this legal?
[quote]ORIGINAL: dstubb
The deer are in my hardwoods he only owns a large open cow pasture. He is hunting a trail that is on my property. I know who this guy is, he is nothing but trouble. We have been at it before. My property is covered in empty shotgun shell casings and beer cans. He has zero respect for anything. He goes by the name of Turtle and has a bad reputaion in the area.
[/que]So what you are saying is if he put up a big box standor lean to you would not have a problem with him hunting that spot.Right? I still think it just pisses you off that he he hunting so close to your property,and if he is the type you sayhe isthe more you do the worse he'll make it foryou.I still say you need to try to come to some cival agreement.
The deer are in my hardwoods he only owns a large open cow pasture. He is hunting a trail that is on my property. I know who this guy is, he is nothing but trouble. We have been at it before. My property is covered in empty shotgun shell casings and beer cans. He has zero respect for anything. He goes by the name of Turtle and has a bad reputaion in the area.
[/que]So what you are saying is if he put up a big box standor lean to you would not have a problem with him hunting that spot.Right? I still think it just pisses you off that he he hunting so close to your property,and if he is the type you sayhe isthe more you do the worse he'll make it foryou.I still say you need to try to come to some cival agreement.
07-16-2007, 02:54 PM
#18
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Roanoke, Va
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RE: Is this legal?
ORIGINAL: dstubb
I posted 2 no hunting signs directly in front of it. I'm gonna be hunting about 100 yards away from that pile of junk this season. If he cross's my fence it's on.
I posted 2 no hunting signs directly in front of it. I'm gonna be hunting about 100 yards away from that pile of junk this season. If he cross's my fence it's on.
ORIGINAL: treboryerf
So by your answer I assume he is not on your property. How do think he feels looking at you while he hunte the same free ranging deer that you are hunting,ever thought about that? Maybe you should seek him out and you two should talk .who knows you may make a new hunting buddy.Seems to me if the two of you are going to be that close maybe you should get to know each other and maybe work something out.You need to try and make something positve out of this instead of confrontational.Thats what I would doanyway.
So by your answer I assume he is not on your property. How do think he feels looking at you while he hunte the same free ranging deer that you are hunting,ever thought about that? Maybe you should seek him out and you two should talk .who knows you may make a new hunting buddy.Seems to me if the two of you are going to be that close maybe you should get to know each other and maybe work something out.You need to try and make something positve out of this instead of confrontational.Thats what I would doanyway.
However, I realize why dstubb may be upset.He knows theres a good chance this guydoesn't give a rat's ass about property boundaries.Can't really do a thing about it unless he catches him in the act so he will just have to deal with it. Not really sure how it would turn out if they tried to work it out. Hunting rights/land brings out the worst in some people.
07-16-2007, 03:22 PM
#20
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
Posts: 782
RE: Is this legal?
Your absolutely right. The idea of him shooting a deer across my property line fence makes me sick. I have spent so much time ensuring that I maintain a quality deer herd on my property, I have 4 nice food plots, feeders, salt licks and even put in a 1 acre pond. He has an empty 20 acre field full of broken down cars and farm equipment.