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<blockquote data-quote="r00s7a" data-source="post: 2353661" data-attributes="member: 9675"><p>Yes, I am aware of that rule and considered it when I did what I did. If it was, then so be it. But there ain't a person on God's green earth with any sense that would write me a ticket for it. I was on my side of the fence minding my own business, never said a word to them, just enjoyed my coffee and a morning ride on the 4 wheeler. </p><p></p><p>I went out last night and was hunting a pipeline right of way on that side of the property when I see a guy in orange hop the fence. I'm behind a patch of scrubby oak trees but watch them through the binocs. Guy that had not hopped the fence must have seen my orange cause he pointed my way, then his buddy brings the rifle to his face and looks at me through the scope. When someone points their gun at me, **** gets real. He proceeded to cross back onto his side of the fence and went elsewhere. I let them go and continued my hunt. Called the game warden this morning and had a chat with him about it. He confirmed what I had already figured, that there really isn't much I can do about it without catching them in the act. But he was very sympathetic towards the situation and offered to come out with me this evening so that maybe we can come upon them and he can do some license checks. I don't think it would take much more than one encounter with the game warden on my side of the fence and they would decide that is not the best option for their hunting location.</p><p></p><p>All it would have taken was for them to be civil. Don't tear down my signs, don't line the fence with chairs, don't be a jack wagon when I try to talk to you peaceably, and don't aim your freaking gun at me. Had they talked to me like a good ol boy, made friends, exchange a deer story or two, I could not have cared less if they knocked one down over the fence. A neighbor further down has a stand that is actually on me a few yards over the fence, but he is a cool guy, talks to me every time I see him in town and shakes my hand. He can do whatever he wants and I don't think twice about it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="r00s7a, post: 2353661, member: 9675"] Yes, I am aware of that rule and considered it when I did what I did. If it was, then so be it. But there ain't a person on God's green earth with any sense that would write me a ticket for it. I was on my side of the fence minding my own business, never said a word to them, just enjoyed my coffee and a morning ride on the 4 wheeler. I went out last night and was hunting a pipeline right of way on that side of the property when I see a guy in orange hop the fence. I'm behind a patch of scrubby oak trees but watch them through the binocs. Guy that had not hopped the fence must have seen my orange cause he pointed my way, then his buddy brings the rifle to his face and looks at me through the scope. When someone points their gun at me, **** gets real. He proceeded to cross back onto his side of the fence and went elsewhere. I let them go and continued my hunt. Called the game warden this morning and had a chat with him about it. He confirmed what I had already figured, that there really isn't much I can do about it without catching them in the act. But he was very sympathetic towards the situation and offered to come out with me this evening so that maybe we can come upon them and he can do some license checks. I don't think it would take much more than one encounter with the game warden on my side of the fence and they would decide that is not the best option for their hunting location. All it would have taken was for them to be civil. Don't tear down my signs, don't line the fence with chairs, don't be a jack wagon when I try to talk to you peaceably, and don't aim your freaking gun at me. Had they talked to me like a good ol boy, made friends, exchange a deer story or two, I could not have cared less if they knocked one down over the fence. A neighbor further down has a stand that is actually on me a few yards over the fence, but he is a cool guy, talks to me every time I see him in town and shakes my hand. He can do whatever he wants and I don't think twice about it. [/QUOTE]
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