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What if your neighbor puts up a high fence. Since nobody owns deer that changes once a fence is installed. Might as well own them since they are trapped.


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After reading back through this thread I made an educated decision over the weekend to move some stands around my 4 acre block in the deer hood. I hung 2 lock ons on one side and 2 ladder stands on the other side. Had to hang em on the property line bc I’m sure all my neighbors deer bed in the middle of my property. I left two ends of my property with no stands so the deer could pass freely through. I chose the location of my lock ons on the same side bc it borders a 2k acre block of wealthy owned and managed deer woods. Hung them so only I can manage to climb in them. The ladder stands were hung on a side that butts up to an elderly lady’s 100 acre block of untouched majestic forest. Should be a great season!

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When hanging a stand on the property line, how do you keep the chain/strap on your side of the tree?

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Originally Posted by Fishduck
When hanging a stand on the property line, how do you keep the chain/strap on your side of the tree?

I just use a drill and all thread.

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Originally Posted by Fishduck
When hanging a stand on the property line, how do you keep the chain/strap on your side of the tree?

That's easy, just drive some 12" spike nails through the chain and into the tree on your side of the line. Loggers and the mills really love it when you do that.

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Originally Posted by Fishduck
When hanging a stand on the property line, how do you keep the chain/strap on your side of the tree?

I just use a drill and all thread.

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The only stand we have that way is a shooting house on a power line. Ours has no back window, so we cannot see onto the neighbors property. They had a stand there before ours but it is just a 2 man ladder looking down the property line (or if they look left onto our property). There is a barb wire fence on the line.

Never seen them hunt that stand.


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Originally Posted by sumpter_al
The only stand we have that way is a shooting house on a power line. Ours has no back window, so we cannot see onto the neighbors property. They had a stand there before ours but it is just a 2 man ladder looking down the property line (or if they look left onto our property). There is a barb wire fence on the line.

Never seen them hunt that stand.



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Originally Posted by CNC
I bet if you took these folks who are opposed to the little guys hunting and gave them 10 acres bordered up to a big Macon or Bullock Co quail plantation they’d be hunting the hell out of it. laugh


I'd be interested in purchasing a couple of those 10 acre tracts you speak of...lol


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