Amish tresspassing on our land
#31
RE: Amish tresspassing on our land
ORIGINAL: Lanse couche couche
I don't think that the Amish are known for trespassing.
I don't think that the Amish are known for trespassing.
#32
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Waukesha County, WI
Posts: 58
RE: Amish tresspassing on our land
ORIGINAL: gzg38b
On reservations, fine. But it's not just on the reservations. It's on public land and waters too. That's the part I don't get.
ORIGINAL: Vabowman
gzg38b, yes most Native Americans are protected from game laws on reservations. It's the least we can do. After all, Europeans took what did not belong to them and told the Natives where, how, andwhen they could live their lives after 25,000 years, doing it the way they knew. Im not against game laws, but it seems that the Natives were doing it right long before there were laws, think about it, deer and many other animals almost became extinct at one point, because of... you guessed it... Europeans/settlers.
gzg38b, yes most Native Americans are protected from game laws on reservations. It's the least we can do. After all, Europeans took what did not belong to them and told the Natives where, how, andwhen they could live their lives after 25,000 years, doing it the way they knew. Im not against game laws, but it seems that the Natives were doing it right long before there were laws, think about it, deer and many other animals almost became extinct at one point, because of... you guessed it... Europeans/settlers.
#33
Spike
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location:
Posts: 98
RE: Amish tresspassing on our land
Google search Amish Deception. Do a little research into this cult and you will find one of the greatest fleecing of the American public's minds. The truth behind this lifestyle is shocking. This is my opinion formed after a lifetime of interaction with the Amish. Yes, there are some great Amish folks- However in no way shape or form is the image of the Amish depicted in the media even remotely accurate. Am I writing this cause I know they can't respond because they don't embrace modern conviences like "computers?" No, I write this because I know they read this. Don't buy the ridiculous notion that this "peacefully passive" religion isn't involved in modern questionable behavior. What I have seen would be considered disturbing to a self proclaimed Poaching, Tresspassing, Drunk Atheist. I don't have anything against them- just don't buy the image that are struggling to uphold.
#34
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location:
Posts: 900
RE: Amish tresspassing on our land
we have problems with them poaching in our area too. A few years back they finally got caught with a bunch of untagged deer. Since we don't have any amish areas, they're all coming from out of state.
#35
RE: Amish tresspassing on our land
ORIGINAL: engie
Google search Amish Deception. Do a little research into this cult and you will find one of the greatest fleecing of the American public's minds. The truth behind this lifestyle is shocking. This is my opinion formed after a lifetime of interaction with the Amish. Yes, there are some great Amish folks- However in no way shape or form is the image of the Amish depicted in the media even remotely accurate. Am I writing this cause I know they can't respond because they don't embrace modern conviences like "computers?" No, I write this because I know they read this. Don't buy the ridiculous notion that this "peacefully passive" religion isn't involved in modern questionable behavior. What I have seen would be considered disturbing to a self proclaimed Poaching, Tresspassing, Drunk Atheist. I don't have anything against them- just don't buy the image that are struggling to uphold.
Google search Amish Deception. Do a little research into this cult and you will find one of the greatest fleecing of the American public's minds. The truth behind this lifestyle is shocking. This is my opinion formed after a lifetime of interaction with the Amish. Yes, there are some great Amish folks- However in no way shape or form is the image of the Amish depicted in the media even remotely accurate. Am I writing this cause I know they can't respond because they don't embrace modern conviences like "computers?" No, I write this because I know they read this. Don't buy the ridiculous notion that this "peacefully passive" religion isn't involved in modern questionable behavior. What I have seen would be considered disturbing to a self proclaimed Poaching, Tresspassing, Drunk Atheist. I don't have anything against them- just don't buy the image that are struggling to uphold.
#36
RE: Amish tresspassing on our land
Are you just a bit west of Madison? Heard a lot of amish folks out that way.
ORIGINAL: npockat32
Anyone have any problems with Amish trespassing on everyone's land?
I caught them last week on my land and told them to get the DELETED FOR SKIRTING PROFANITY FILTER (LUCKY ENTIRE THREAD WAS NOT DELETED) off. They asked me where the lines are which was a stupid question because they don't own and woods.
I was so angry. I told them to get off our land and to never come back on it.
Hopefully I won't gave to get the police involved.
Anyone have any problems with Amish trespassing on everyone's land?
I caught them last week on my land and told them to get the DELETED FOR SKIRTING PROFANITY FILTER (LUCKY ENTIRE THREAD WAS NOT DELETED) off. They asked me where the lines are which was a stupid question because they don't own and woods.
I was so angry. I told them to get off our land and to never come back on it.
Hopefully I won't gave to get the police involved.
#38
RE: Amish tresspassing on our land
Being from Amish country I can tell you, they are the most friendly most respectable people and most hardworking than anyone I know. When I lived in Norwalk Wi up on St Marys Ridge, we had alot of Amish around us. Our families pretty much grew up together. We never had any problems with letting them on our property and if they snuck in so what, big deal. They are hunters just like us. They do not go by the same laws as we do so Im not sure if they can be hit with a tresspassing fine or not. I have never had problem with the Amish as long as they respect the land and the landowners wishes they are more than welcome to hunt in my book.
#39
RE: Amish tresspassing on our land
Well being in law enforcemnt I can say there is good and bad in all!!! I can say the Amish on the farm where we hunt in Illinois have all been VERY respectfull and even QDM. Now I heard last year that the DNR here in Michigan on the Pere Marqutte river where we fly fish the salmon busted a group of 25 Amish for snagging salmon which is illigal and they also had way over the limit. Just guess it's where you are at and who they are!! Walt
#40
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: York,Pa
Posts: 2,645
RE: Amish tresspassing on our land
ORIGINAL: bawanajim
They are the worst offenders around here. Ohioans come here and hunt with resident tags. P.G.C. will report soon about a barn in Greenwood township found last week to have 2 dozen deer all untagged.
ORIGINAL: Vabowman
Run that by me again... the Amish??? Damn. If we gotta worry about them, then none of our land is safe!!! Amish poachers, who'd a thunk it!
Run that by me again... the Amish??? Damn. If we gotta worry about them, then none of our land is safe!!! Amish poachers, who'd a thunk it!