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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 351825" data-attributes="member: 389">I suspect the jackwad would have still driven over to just screw up their hunt for a while simply because he was mad about being inconvenienced by someone hunting the neighbor's property.&nbsp; I've seen it a few times.Years ago I had a rancher come out and harass me as I was bowhunting public land adjacent to his place.&nbsp; A herd of mule deer with a couple really nice bucks were bedding at his place and had a very preferred spot to jump the fence over onto the public land they would cross to reach their feeding area.&nbsp; I was setup roughly 20-30 yds from the fence line and he was headed out with 2 suburbans filled with his pay-for-hunt clients that day, so he just happened to drive almost a mile across the public land to &quot;check&quot; on me to make sure I wasn't hunting his land.&nbsp; Yep, it served his purpose in wrecking my hunt that morning.&nbsp; Back then I carried a handheld GPS to document my walks simply because he wasn't the only neighbor to that public section that tried to keep me from hunting it.It happens all across the state.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 351825, member: 389"] I suspect the jackwad would have still driven over to just screw up their hunt for a while simply because he was mad about being inconvenienced by someone hunting the neighbor's property. I've seen it a few times. Years ago I had a rancher come out and harass me as I was bowhunting public land adjacent to his place. A herd of mule deer with a couple really nice bucks were bedding at his place and had a very preferred spot to jump the fence over onto the public land they would cross to reach their feeding area. I was setup roughly 20-30 yds from the fence line and he was headed out with 2 suburbans filled with his pay-for-hunt clients that day, so he just happened to drive almost a mile across the public land to "check" on me to make sure I wasn't hunting his land. Yep, it served his purpose in wrecking my hunt that morning. Back then I carried a handheld GPS to document my walks simply because he wasn't the only neighbor to that public section that tried to keep me from hunting it. It happens all across the state. [/QUOTE]

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