That will work and it grows quickly.

Doesn't this only apply if it's your house??

Ahhh, good times.










This was the "good" side on my leg.

Where the hell are your pants man?

Sunk the four wheeler in a creek, I had to push it out and it was COLD out that day. I wanted something dry for after I came out. Talk about cold, that was 3 years ago and I aint see my tally wacker since.

Turkey neck- I believe your interpretation of the law when it comes to hunting your plot is incorrect. It's legal to hunt within 100 yds of your house, but not your neighbors. At least, that's the way it was explained to a friend of mine that was involved in same situation.

Yep you can hunt as close to your OWN house as you want, but other houses is a completely different situation. Honestly, I would have a hard time hunting that close, 60 yds is VERY close, to somebody else's house. Kids, pets, common courtesy, etc..
I would imagine that the neighbors could make it an issue if they want. Personally speaking ain't nobody gonna be hunting with a gun that close to my house. Far too dangerous!

I've already talked to them about the dogs as she's insinuating I'm coming on her property and stealing chit off her property or the way she made me feel. She said she would be out there with her guns and mean arse dogs her words. I asked her if she would have them fenced and she said no I told her she might want to consider the under ground like I have. My road runs the property line and my 3 and 6 year old walk it regularly with me. If her dogs cross they're fence and show any aggression toward me or my kids that won't be a problem anymore. I would like to hear from one of the Leo's on here about the shooting near a house. I read I can I need to know for sure.

Sounds to me like yall done got off on the wrong foot. I see alot of trouble in your future.

This. Sounds like you jumped the gun and ran over as soon as the land clearing started spouting off "rules" for them to follow. If they are building they are under enough stress without that crap. Good neighbors are worth their weight in gold and it sounds like youve already shot that to hell.

high fence that side and a privacy screen

She started it off on the bad foot before I ever started in on my rant.

This is a tough situation.

Your plot and use of the land existed BEFORE they decided to build their house in its soon to be location, correct? You have a right use your property too.

Yet, they are using their land as they wish as well which is their right to do. But the side impact is that it is changing and restricting your use of the property.

Isn't there some legal precedent that considers established prior use of a property and how a new building on adjoining property cannot restrict or change use of the former property?

If I were you I'd consult a property attorney to see if you have any ground to challenge them. They have true right to build on their property, but in my mind I don't see that their right can restrict your rights that were established prior to their home building. But my mind ain't the answer.

I hope y'all can find a good solution to this before it becomes a hot mess.

High Fence and mesh is the only way to go.

50 yards from property line? How about raising a few hogs, peacocks and guineas.

I just got off the phone with a game and fish official and I can hunt up to the property line like I thought. Straycat I don't won't to get in that kind of pissing match. They can build on their property where they like but I can do as I feel like on mine as well. Looks like it will be turned into my dove field and skeet range. It will keep me from having too clean skeet out of the yard every time the in laws want to come shoot.

I would find someone on facebook who is giving away pallets and all the junk tin I coulnd buy. then start building, when she asks, tell them you are going into the hog business. maybe they will move. if not, go ahead and fire up the hog farm.

Your reading that rule wrong man, you would have to be the landowner of the property her house is on. (I think)

Why is it you think that just because you were there first that you can dictate to them? They bought their place and can do what they want and quite honestly you can't do a damn thing about it.
You should have befriended these people first then get into discussions about hunting, etc..... You did it all backwards and instead of making the new neighbors feel welcome you have pissed them off. Have fun with that.

Sounds like you need to take that field and bulid a BIG chicken house and start raising chickens, LOTS of em.... Cause we all know big chicken houses smell loveley from down wind!

Read post above you the lieutenant gw told me I was correct.