How would you handle this..

[Headcase]

So on one of my places i have a deer stand thats been in the same spot since the 90s. The neighbors have now moved across the field and on top of me maybe 100 yards. This is not my primary lease so i dont care about the hunting but i dont want them shooting at me and my daughter. The way the stand is set up that is exactly the direction they are shooting. There place is a deer lease and more than likely paper company. Now the kicker is im only 50 yards from the fence so i really dont have a leg to stand on when arguing about distance.

[Deer Tracks]

I would move my stand if possible. I wouldn't want to be that close to the property line anyway. I would move at least 100-150 yards and out of their line of sight.

[Man]

Just move your blind since it's not you primary hunting spot. Otherwise go through some wasted and unwanted drama.

[BrandonA]

I would move my stand if possible. I wouldn't want to be that close to the property line anyway. I would move at least 100-150 yards and out of their line of sight.

I agree

[texas shag]

I would move my stand if possible. I wouldn't want to be that close to the property line anyway. I would move at least 100-150 yards and out of their line of sight.

x2.

[Jakesfish]

I would move my stand if possible. I wouldn't want to be that close to the property line anyway. I would move at least 100-150 yards and out of their line of sight.

X3.......

[flywise]

Hang a sign out the window everytime you hunt it that says i am hunting this stand today please dont shoot me
And by the way, there is nothing wrong with your stand placement

[Livin'2hunt]

I would move my stand if possible. I wouldn't want to be that close to the property line anyway. I would move at least 100-150 yards and out of their line of sight.

Yep.

[Tejas Wildlife]

I would move my stand AND put a 4x8 ft piece of plywood on the fence explaining how THEIR dangerous actions caused the move. Probably would end the writing by referring to them as a POS. Yeah, it wouldn't help the situation but I would enjoy it.

[catslayer]

I would go talk to them and offer to help move it. If they say no... id make **** sure that you had a camera on that fence line to prep a case with a gw

[Skinny]

Soooooo they are planning on shooting across the fence???


Skinny

[Sparkles]

How would you handle this..

So they're also 50 yards from fence but they've setup to shoot towards the fence?


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[Black Ice]

How would you handle this..

So they're also 50 yards from fence but they've setup to shoot towards the fence?


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I would much rather someone have their stand on the fence line shooting back onto their property than having a feeder in the same place.


I have had someone hunting 12 acres with 7 that you could actually hunt that had the bottom of their feeder leg cross the fence.


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[LWD]

Soooooo they are planning on shooting across the fence???


Skinny

This is the key question. If I read the original post correctly, they will be shooting towards the fence line. That's a huge no-no. I don't have a problem with a stand close to a fence line provided it's to hunt into your property. If they have a stand that's set up to hunt toward your property that's a huge problem for safety and legal reasons unless there's no way the bullet leaves the property.

LWD

[Kdog]

How would you handle this..

Soooooo they are planning on shooting across the fence???


Skinny

X2, the problem isn't any of the stand locations until you start shooting across property lines.

I think I would just talk to them about where they plan to shoot??

I have had some similar issues with neighbors in Wisconsin on property I own. I ended up sending them all a letter explaining if they shot into my property I would involve law enforcement. If they think they would be tempted by a deer then move your stands off the property line. One neighbor asked me if I wanted him to move one of their stands. I said no, just don't shoot into my property.