Originally Posted by Trezurs*-R-*Fun
When I clean out my chicken coop should I bag it and trash it?;) And I mow almost 3 acres of lawn BUT I don't own a four wheeler. I hope that makes up for my larger lawn? But we do have something in common in that its an all natural lawn with dandelions and weeds and I think I saw a patch of grass in it but the deer may have gotten it.
Here is a negative and not against hunting as I really enjoy the sport but what about the lack of respect for private property or property in general. Between my father and my self we own almost 1500 acres. For not posting it and gating it we got 9 couches, 3 TVs 15 tires, a bunch of old roof shingles and umpteen bags of trash containing various stuff.
Bear in mind that I believe most hunter do respect other peoples property. I can't imagine grandma driving through a back road and saying to herself, "sheesh, this look like a great place to get rid of that old couch that the trash man won't take." It could be kids but I'm apt to believe they don't have couches to throw out. I'm inclined to believe this trash comes from someone who would want to travel down that old back road in the middle of nowhere and that someone is an unscrupulous hunter. Coincidentally we get most of our trash 2 weeks before November deer season and after the second week of November deer season and of course Spring time is alway good for a wheeler load.
The negative here is we hunter are losing access fast and the State of Maine or any Hunting Organizations known to me have done much to alleviate the problem. Yeah, the State has instituted a "Get Permission" ideology but it isn't working in my opinion.
I'm pretty passionate about the above if you haven't guessed. Posting our property isn't an attempt to keep people from enjoying the outdoors its a waning attempt to keep the property pristine.
Hey FireFighterJake, maybe this will get some hackles to stand on end!!!!! :D