Dealt with this in MS. Dog hunters leased property bording ours. They'd drive around to the opposite side of our property and let their dogs out on a fresh track that crossed onto our land. Dogs would run onto our land, and they'd hope the dogs would push the deer across our property and on to theirs.
It finally stopped when we rented a small house on the property to the GW for $200/month. When he moved in, the club couldn't hunt the way they were used to and lost their lease in less than two years. It's now a still-hunt-only club, thankfully.
Many dog hunters simply cannot accept the fact that they don't have use of YOUR property for killing deer. Any resistance to your property being run over by dogs is met with "dogs don't know lot lines" or "not illegal unless you catch them redhanded" or "heck we're probably running more deer your way". Very interesting logic.
