Nice. 1 Stand per 15.6 acres.

What's interesting about this thread is the lack of any mention/concern about the waste of game meat.

If I had stumbled on this thread without actually experiencing hunting in Texas I would think what a bunch of messed up, anti-neighborly, unethical, selfish people.

Animals near the property line is what encourages property line hunting. Unlike us, animals are not obsessed with imaginary lines.

If you would read before commenting, you would see that's been addressed numerous times.

I'd be happy to let the GW take the meat, or donate it myself to Hunters for the Hungry, or any other charitable group.

Not too long ago, there was a thread here about a property owner allowing his fence line hunting neighbor recover game, he had a game cam set up with pics of them retrieving game. Then he had pics of
them actually shooting on his property at game. Anyone who doesn't think that is the norm, is naive at best.

So take your concern on down the road.

If you would read before commenting, you would see that's been addressed numerous times.

I'd be happy to let the GW take the meat, or donate it myself to Hunters for the Hungry, or any other charitable group.

Not too long ago, there was a thread here about a property owner allowing his fence line hunting neighbor recover game, he had a game cam set up with pics of them retrieving game. Then he had pics of
them actually shooting on his property at game. Anyone who doesn't think that is the norm, is naive at best.

So take your concern on down the road.

Since when did they start only taxing one side fence?I pay bout 8000.00 year prop. Taxes I only keep fence row clear with my dozer so it is simply the best hunting my neighbors don't seem to have problems.

If you would read before commenting, you would see that's been addressed numerous times.

I'd be happy to let the GW take the meat, or donate it myself to Hunters for the Hungry, or any other charitable group.

Not too long ago, there was a thread here about a property owner allowing his fence line hunting neighbor recover game, he had a game cam set up with pics of them retrieving game. Then he had pics of
them actually shooting on his property at game. Anyone who doesn't think that is the norm, is naive at best.

So take your concern on down the road.

I disagree it is the norm. I may be naive, but that would make you jaded. Not to mention ignore any thought that disagrees with your perception. Your posts, even beyond this thread, drip with disdain for people and hunters in general. Carry on

One incident doesn't make everyone guilty of doing the same thing. Paranoia is a mental disorder, but I hear it is treatable. 1-888-963-7111

& being stupid is a life long affliction for some people. You might call (800)OMG-STFU.

I may be jaded, because I've seen unethical hunters & what they do. My disdain is for people (hunters) who take advantage of their neighbors, & often break the law in pursuit of "their deer".

I may be jaded, because I've seen unethical hunters & what they do. My disdain is for people (hunters) who take advantage of their neighbors, & often break the law in pursuit of "their deer".

I'm out. You meat gazers have fun watching your neighbors place. Just know that your neighbor is not obligated to allow you onto his / her property.

Try hunting your own place.

Oh thank God, I thought you'd never STFU. What a whine azz.

I'll bet most of you fenceline hunters are also the the type of guy who, although there may be some available urinals, will sidle right up next to someone else pissing. F'n meat gazers.

[quote=maximus_flavius]I'm out. You meat gazers have fun watching your neighbors place. Just know that your neighbor is not obligated to allow you onto his / her property.

Try hunting your own place.