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so pissed right now!!

Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by mattdawgg319, Oct 18, 2011.

  1. dprsdhunter

    dprsdhunter Grizzled Veteran

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    Kind of interested in how thi sturned out. Any updates ??
     
  2. mattdawgg319

    mattdawgg319 Weekend Warrior

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    nope nothing yet, i talked to the land owner i know and that was no help. he pretty much just said he wouldn't know who was hunting it. i havent ran into who stole my blind yet
     
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    If one of the owners does not want you there, move on .
     
  4. Vendetta

    Vendetta Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Did you ask him for the names and phone numbers of the other owners? Then, you could contact each of them. During that contact, you could politely introduce yourself and explain that your friend, the partial owner, had given you permission to hunt there. Inform them that you had recently seen someone out there, and then your blind had gone missing. Tell them it made you think to speak with each of them prior to going out there again, as there might have been a mix-up.

    It's possible that your friend didn't tell the other owners that you would be hunting there. They may think you were a trespasser. The only way you can get ahead here is to be very respectful and polite. Remember, it's their property.

    There might be legalities involved like: all three property owners have to give permission. Without knowing how your friend is tied to the property (outside of financially) it's hard to say. Being nice, however, when talking to the other owners could easily clear the air. Then you'd be able to hunt without being hassled and robbed.
     

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