Well, if it's family land, that suggests to me that all of the family is entitled to enjoy it. Even though it's your stand and your feeder, it would be a reach for you to claim an "area" or territory for you to use exclusively.

This looks like a fine opportunity to contact the other hunters (I bet you have an inkling who they are) and propose some sort of cooperative approach.....maybe some food plots and an extra shared stand/feeder or two. There might even be a big strapping nephew who would love to dig in and help.

One thing's for sure.....you will derive a far better outcome by embracing your relatives rather than declaring war. Nice trumps nasty every time.

SSS

This would be a good option to LOL. Lesson learned from my mistake is DO NOT SHARE PHOTOS WITH OTHER PEOPLE. Especially bums that have no morals or respect.

Not patting myself on the back but here is a story of a situation I got into a few years back. I got permission to hunt a very good spot that was about 20 acres that was about 5 min from my house. Bow only (grayson co) Great place with alot of very good deer. I set up a feeder and a bow blind and after the 3rd wknd of bow season the guy that hunts the property next to it asked me to please take down my feeder and just hand corn bc I was messing up his deer pattern. This guy spends lots of money on leasing and feeding year around plus food plots. He had no problems with me hunting it he just felt like my feeder was messing him up. I took down feeder and stand and never went back. I felt like I was messing the man up after he spent lots of time and money and morally I didn't feel that was right. Me and the guy are friends and nothing will change that. It killed me taking that feeder down and not hunting that area bc there are some giants that come thru there. When I lay my head down at night to sleep I want to have a clear conscience. Wish some of my own family would feel the same...