PM sent Tex1986.
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How is the theft in that area? Blinds, feeders, cameras ok to be left out? Are you in the area to where there is a regular presence around the property?Comment
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How would a county road splitting the property encourage road hunting? Every county road in the state splits 2 properties. I don't get it.Comment
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I think if it's a small property with a ton of road frontage it's a problem. If a road splits thousands of acres probably not as costly.. IMO is more about how much open fields are next to a road. Poachers like hay pastures next to roadsOriginally posted by BowSlayer View PostComment
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How would a road hunter know if it's 100 acres or 10,000 acres? How would a road hunter even know both sides of the road are owned by the same person?Originally posted by Ksbowhunter View PostComment
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We leave our equipment out year round except for cameras. Cameras come down in January . We haven't had anything stole. We aren't on the property regularly either. I'm not there all the time but I wouldn't consider this your typical county road. It dead ends into about 6 homes where most of the people are 65+ in age. Really the only traffic is people who live there.Comment
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It's all woods on this place. No pasture.Comment
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Good luck getting it leased. It's a shame you have to wade thru all the smart aleck comments from people who have no intention of leasing the place.
Thanks for postingComment
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I know there's always people looking for a place so I thought I would ask here first.Comment
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My buddy should be calling you shortly. His name is Thomas.
Thanks for putting this up. Best of luck to you this year.Comment
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No problem. Thanks for your help as well.Comment
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