I have great neighbors, they could care less whether I shot a deer on their property or not. Most all my stands are on the property/fence line, facing inward to my property. My neighbors have cattle.
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I think I was lucky. We had plenty of land to hunt, family owned and friends and neighbors. We were taught to hunt ethically, be courteous and mindful of others, pick up our cases/hulls, find any animal not killed cleanly and dispatch it, eat everything we killed, never killed on Sunday, etc. After going on WMA hunt in SC and listening to other hunters talk I assume that a deer hunter is a complete and utter douche bag until I observe otherwise.See what the county law says . The property I hunt borders land that was owned by the paper company. there is a fire break between the property. My friend who has owned the property confronted one of the leases's on his land and the hunter threatened to have him arrested on his own land. They had built 3 wooden tree stands in his trees overlooking the land they leased. The lease holder later left him a note saying he was trespassing and threatening him. He contacted the timber company and the paper company instantly revoked the lease. The next year the lease did not include the section of property that adjoined my friends property. The paper company has now sold the land to developers. The paper company is a good neighbor. Leaseholders are a mixed bag. I found the assortment of trash in the woods and a sleeping hunter on my friends property during the time it was leased to hunters. I never understood why they leased all of this land to hunt right at the edge along the neighbors.
I don't assume because everyone hunts they are decent. Hunt public land and watch the amount of beer cans you find in the woods.