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<blockquote data-quote="bowhunter88" data-source="post: 228208" data-attributes="member: 4811">a few bad eggs can ruin it. There was one year i was bowhunting a field that has a few sloughs in the field. The sloughs didn't hold much for waterfowl just a few here and there, but i posted the field with my phone number and had 5 gallon pails with posted signs on the approaches (just for the record we normally didn't post stuff unless we had stands and cameras up) . Evening comes and the deer were starting to move, when a pickup comes driving out into the middle of towards the sloughs, (im assuming with the intent to jump some ducks) chase the deer off and parks in the middle of the field and just sits there. I grabbed my binoculars and saw they were focused on the sloughs. I climbed down after a busted hunt and started walking towards the pickup. Eventually they noticed me walking towards them, turned around drove out of the field and tore down road. A couple months later i see them set up in a neighbors field (this time they had permission), long story short they dug big holes in the field to lay in and left them dug. the farmer still had his phone number and gave him a call, he said &quot;oh i guess we forgot to fill them back in&quot;. When he came back to hunt the next year he got the door slammed in his face.almost forgot to ask.... who's the toughest guy in here?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bowhunter88, post: 228208, member: 4811"] a few bad eggs can ruin it. There was one year i was bowhunting a field that has a few sloughs in the field. The sloughs didn't hold much for waterfowl just a few here and there, but i posted the field with my phone number and had 5 gallon pails with posted signs on the approaches (just for the record we normally didn't post stuff unless we had stands and cameras up) . Evening comes and the deer were starting to move, when a pickup comes driving out into the middle of towards the sloughs, (im assuming with the intent to jump some ducks) chase the deer off and parks in the middle of the field and just sits there. I grabbed my binoculars and saw they were focused on the sloughs. I climbed down after a busted hunt and started walking towards the pickup. Eventually they noticed me walking towards them, turned around drove out of the field and tore down road. A couple months later i see them set up in a neighbors field (this time they had permission), long story short they dug big holes in the field to lay in and left them dug. the farmer still had his phone number and gave him a call, he said "oh i guess we forgot to fill them back in". When he came back to hunt the next year he got the door slammed in his face. almost forgot to ask.... who's the toughest guy in here? [/QUOTE]

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