Liberal Tears 5.0.

Leave only your footprints in the bush. If you sit in a blind take all your trash with you when you leave. Whatever it is - beer can, coke can, wrappers, empty shotgun/rifle cartridges or whatever. The same for when you leave a campsite, or a picnic site or any other place. Don't leave your junk to litter the area and for someone else to have to look at or to have to pick up.

Had a guy that never had a beer or a cigarette off his lips. Never picked up cans, butts, or ashes out of blinds or anywhere for that matter. Don’t think he would pee out the window or in a bottle either. Had 19 blinds. Told him opening day after he burnt the carpet and seats in my blind to start picking up after himself. He never did. Was warned again by another. He stayed the whole season, never left. After that we loaded every single beer can, cigarette butt, and maybee a little bit of stink bait/ fish from pond in his camper. It covered the entire floor of that RV and you couldn’t walk with 20 yards of that thing without getting sick. Never laughed so hard after he called when picked up his stuff after he got kicked off and didn’t understand why.

Ha ha ha. 'Hope he learned his lesson and changed his ways.

To be quite honest, I doubt he did.

THIS

Pick up all trash, not just yours.

Alcohol is fine after firearms are put away for the day.

No loaded hunting weapons in camp

Pretty simple easy to follow rules.

Simple and accurate

Should be no brewskies in the area.

I don't have a lease rule about alcohol because it's never been an issue. We're all grown men. Landowner (70's) usually drives around with a Bud. Plus, we hunt our own blinds. I keep a small plastic bag in each blind and replace it when filled. My guns stay loaded when I'm on the place.

I have never hunted a lease where alcohol was prohibited in the blinds.

Has never been a problem.

If someone drinks so much that they are a danger with a gun in their hand, I don't want to be around them unarmed either.

Now that my kids are old enough, they are driving the Can-Am and pulling the trigger. I just say shoot or don't shoot and then take care of the processing.

With that being said, joined a dove lease this year where outfitter says no alcohol allowed on property. No problem for me. I can easily make a hunt without a beer, but see no issues with enjoying a cold one while in the blind. If you are dangerous after a couple of beers, you are probably equally as dangerous sober.

I clean up my trash, but I take beer with me to sit in the blind for 6 hours. Anyone that drinks so much they are getting blitzed has a piss problem and won't find deer. Pretty sure if you can't trust a man to manage his alcohol armed or unarmed then why do you have him on your land?

These are the best/quietest to open in the stand.

If they'd only bottle beer in those things.

Flavored water while in the blind. Real beer at camp.

Nothing wrong with having a drink or two in the blind, but leaving trash behind is, um, well trashy

Wait until it’s 115 degrees and you’re cleaning out someone’s trash from a deer blind and have a fermented piss jug explode on you, and I do mean ON you. Talk about wanting to slap the snot out of somebody...