How to deal with neighbor spraying chemicals on my land

[Greenheadless]

Burn his house down.

[Dale Moser]

I know where all the horse **** from cleaning stalls would go from now on....

[stinkbelly]

I know where all the horse **** from cleaning stalls would go from now on....

Sometimes I wish I had a north wind. The subdivision is on the south of me and I have breeder boer goat bucks. They smell really ripe.

[Bucknaked]

1. How did he know you even applied for a permit?
2. How do you know he's the one that protested the permit? Saw he protested twice. What were you trying to have done that he thought was a safety issue?
3. Do you plan to talk to him? If so, I want to read that update.
4. This in Georgetown?

Great Questions that have not been answered ( yet) Tim.

[carmackj1]

I have thought about just talking to him, but someone that knowingly damages my property isn't going to listen. I wanted something to document that I told him to stop. I am not sure if a certified letter would be something that I could use if he continues.

I would talk with him then call the sheriff to document the damage and the conversation so it is in official record. So when/if you need to be compensated for an animal or damage to the land and fence you have the records as proof.