If I was Brad's neighbor I'd fertelize the plot this weekend after I filled that feeder with pcp rack and corn.

Dayum. The things people do over a stinkin� ass deer.

I don't see a thing wrong with what either land owner did. Am I the only one?

Yep, so far you are......

I just can't get past the fact that each guy owns his land, and can do as he pleases. Common courtesy is a different story, but legally I don't think there's anything.

I just think I have enough problems of my own to think about someone else's.

3 years from now Brad will be hunting the line between the bedding area in the grown up cut over and the bean field. The cut over land owner will be bitching about Brad shooting all "his" deer.

Brad is the one who put a food plot right on the line trying to attract deer from his neighbor's property. That road along the line and the clear cut is the main thing your neighbor is hunting and he will be for a long time. The road/clearcut next to your plot is the best spot on his place, so of course he is going to hunt it. Put some cameras on your field and if you ever catch him poaching your field then you can easily solve that problem. Until then, be a good neighbor and hunt.

Just my two cents the other guy is kinda smart for putting the shooting house up there so hes not shooting back to your property. I had to put one on my line like that because I found out my neighbors had a ground blind set up shooting straight to my shooting house which was on the ground. So instead of both of us taking a chance on shooting each other I put my shooting house 20 ft in the air right on the line facing back to my food plot. If it were me I'd play it smart and not piss your neighbors off and use his clear cut to your advantage

I don�t care about the drama either way.

I do think you could blow that shooting house over with a leaf blower. Fella will probably have to upgrade from his $27 shooting house after the next cold front rolls thru.

What if the neighbor sets up one of those propane bird cannons to retaliate

I have awesome neighbors. They offer to help plant my plots. We help each other if one of us kills something. We exchange pics. We know what deer we will pass or shoot. Sorry for those of you who don�t have good neighbors. Good neighbors make decent property great.

Remove the feeder and put cameras up around the stand. If you document your neighbor shooting a deer on your side with pics, I believe you can get your neighbor in all kinds of trouble for sure. Just my opinion.

if the buck of a lifetime walked up behind his stand, but on your place, do you think he would pull the trigger? Do you know this guy? Have you talked to him about it at all?

It's on the op for planting so close to the line. Unless the neighbor shoots a deer on op's property he isn't doing anything wrong. Op also has the right to put up a feeder on his property, but if he calls the game warden about it that would be a bitch move IMO.

Plant a bean and corn field on the line, watch your neighbors build a shooting house on the line.

I play this game a bit, too. I've got a small field planted on a power line ROW that sits right on the corner of 3 properties. I am legally hunting my land, but I am right up against it. It's the only flat spot on the entire ROW for a plot, so it is what it is. I only face my property and will not shoot over the line.

I fully understand that if one of my neighbors decided they wanted to hunt their properties one day (they currently do not hunt), that they could legally set up a ladder stand, shooting house, etc right across the line and technically wait for the deer that are trying to enter/exit my field. If this situation occurs I will not take the effort, time, and money to plant a plot there anymore and find somewhere else to go. Simple as that.

You should have planted your field with the same understanding. And it seems like you knew your neighbors were active hunters, too. I would never plant a plot close to a line where I knew active hunting was occurring. That's on you.

Until you have proof the neighbor is hunting your property, you have no case! It's his property and he can do as he pleases. You are wrong to put up a feeder where you did!

This^^^^^^^^^^.

Ha, either way these 2 guys lose. If someone put a feeder out to prevent me from hunting my land, I'd Definitly be calling da'man to come fix things. OP be lucky if they don't just corn his club to death and call it in.

Can�t have nothing nowadays.