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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 185342" data-attributes="member: 4743">yes legally they can be there so I guess I will be right next to them every day going forward.&nbsp; That should make it interesting. Hope the bullets do not fly by me as I am sure they are unwilling to share with me.But when the renters have countless acres to hunt why would they put a stand next to me when I have done all this work and the only thing they did was put the blind up?&nbsp; We all know the answer.&nbsp; Yes not the first to have experience this. &nbsp;I have seen when another person put countless hours and expense into a deer haven on 1140 acres over many years. Neighbors were upset as he had all the deer in their mind instead of developing their spot.&nbsp; So they put corn down on the other side and sat in their vehicle to shoot the deer and then pick up the corn after the deer were harvested.&nbsp; And then everybody got on the bandwagon.Now at this point I am defeated and have no interest in going&nbsp; forward.&nbsp; My new bow is finally coming in on Thursday that I order in September.&nbsp; For now it will remain in the box.&nbsp; At this point I prefer the spot go to weeds next year and look for a new spot.&nbsp; And I do have new spots to work on for next summer.I just would of thought there would be more respect between hunters but I guess not.So it has help to write this and I will get over it but will not accept it. I decided in 95 to have the deer come to me instead of chasing them around. They came and then came the names for each one, then came the lack of desire to kill anymore.&nbsp; So yes I will start over in a new spot and maybe I can get on the bandwagon over getting rid of baiting. By themselves food plots do work.&nbsp; db-2</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 185342, member: 4743"] yes legally they can be there so I guess I will be right next to them every day going forward. That should make it interesting. Hope the bullets do not fly by me as I am sure they are unwilling to share with me. But when the renters have countless acres to hunt why would they put a stand next to me when I have done all this work and the only thing they did was put the blind up? We all know the answer. Yes not the first to have experience this. I have seen when another person put countless hours and expense into a deer haven on 1140 acres over many years. Neighbors were upset as he had all the deer in their mind instead of developing their spot. So they put corn down on the other side and sat in their vehicle to shoot the deer and then pick up the corn after the deer were harvested. And then [B]everybody[/B] got on the bandwagon. Now at this point I am defeated and have no interest in going forward. My new bow is finally coming in on Thursday that I order in September. For now it will remain in the box. At this point I prefer the spot go to weeds next year and look for a new spot. And I do have new spots to work on for next summer. I just would of thought there would be more respect between hunters but I guess not. So it has help to write this and I will get over it but will not accept it. I decided in 95 to have the deer come to me instead of chasing them around. They came and then came the names for each one, then came the lack of desire to kill anymore. So yes I will start over in a new spot and maybe I can get on the bandwagon over getting rid of baiting. By themselves food plots do work. db-2 [/QUOTE]

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