Recent content by Cool Hand Luke

Personally I just can’t buy into this. Call it negligence if you will. When Covid hit I paid no mind. My daughter was born the day they announced it. They tried to quarantine us in the hospital in a room away from everyone because my wife had all matching criteria. My daughter went to the NICU...

I’m not begrudging, 4 acres is not hunting land, period. It’s 50yds wide. You’d be lucky to keep a rabbit on the property if not for a clean shot. What I’m saying is 4 acres budding up to 400 that no other landowner in the area has permission to shoot on but for some reason this guy does is a...

Haha!!! Right, which is why I’m saying, you have to go out of your way to establish a relationship first. I did that with him already and if for whatever reason I shot one and it dies in his yard, I wouldn’t have a problem asking because I’ve already been neighborly and offered help. But when...

Appreciate your take. I also saw a lot of guys out down the road around the corner. Counted at least 5 in our block. Last year only saw one.

The law applies to 300yds from a house and it only applies to firearm hunting.

I agree with you too man. There’s some sound advice here from a lot of you. I don’t know what common place is for landowners anymore. At some point people with small parcels have to learn how to establish relationships with larger neighbors who are holding wildlife. It is America and we all have...

I spoke with him. He said he got permission from the farmer who owns the big field. Said he only hunts behind his house a couple times a year. I still don’t know what that means as far as how close he is to his neighbors and I told him the law. He could sit on a bucket in the middle of a chisel...

I could put a tower blind up and shoot to the edge of 8 properties if I had permission on this one field. I could ask and get it as they were previous tenants but i won’t out of consideration for everyone else. He’s doing it without permission and not giving a shit about anyone just hoping we’re...

Not at all! I knew what I was getting into. The upside is, he won’t get far with the other owners around. Once there’s enough saying no, he’ll have to pack and stack.

He’s 140 yards from either house with no permission. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

He’s not firearm hunting legally by regulation. I asked if he had permission and he said no. The houses are so close. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

There are three, 4 acre lots, very narrow with newer houses stacked on each other out in the wide open. It’s very strange. The county doesn’t let you zone less than 10 anymore. They back up to a tree line on a 400 acre field that connects about a dozen original farms/properties. The point is...

Thanks D, really appreciate ya.

That could certainly be true! But I do however want a good relationship with my neighbors. I’m not so sure they want that with me but that’s not the way I should perceive it. Thanks for your input, made me laugh!