A McCulloch County game warden was contacted by a landowner who found a tree stand installed on his property. The tree was near a property boundary fence and a ladder was placed against the fence on the neighbor’s side of the property. After a brief investigation, the warden learned the identity of the individual responsible for setting up the stand. A few days later, the warden met with the subject to issue a citation for criminal trespass and during the conversation, the violator explained he didn’t think it was a big deal to put his stand on the neighbor’s tree since it was only a few feet on the other side of the fence and it was the best tree around.
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Not me, but that makes perfect sense. -
you can't fix stupidComment
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Mama always said “stupid is as stupid does”Comment
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I would say, that is hunting as close to a fence line as possible.
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Interesting one. So his feet never touched the neighbors ground. The guy getting the ticket should have a survey done to find the property line and if the fence is actually on his property by any amount, force the neighbor to move it at his expense. Chicken chit from both sides.Comment
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It was the best tree on the fence line.Comment
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We had a guy hang a feeder in a tree on our side of the fence.
In his defense, the limb did go out over his side.
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My apologies.. won't happen againComment
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Well crap let’s address the big problem , did he get a deer or not????Comment
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The state gives you a 5 day waiver for late registration. I think there should be a 5 foot waiver on fences.Comment
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Warden what’s the big deal since I’m shooting back over on my side of the fence anyways
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