OP, put up a port a potty in your corner and pay the company to fill the tank with the waste from other sites.

Ragoo said:

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Here is one for ya.

We are left of the green fence line. Red dot is neighbor's feeder. Yellow is approx location of their blind.

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If the setup is like that, any game warden with 5 minutes of time would love to write these fools up. That would be incredibly easy to shoot into your property.

Cromagnum said:

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Ragoo said:

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Here is one for ya.

We are left of the green fence line. Red dot is neighbor's feeder. Yellow is approx location of their blind.

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If the setup is like that, any game warden with 5 minutes of time would love to write these fools up. That would be incredibly easy to shoot into your property.

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this is 100% a neighboring set up on a corner of our property. We are inside the green fence line.

think you need to set up a blind and feeder facing directly towards his and turn it into a big game of chicken.

EFR said:

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Agreed, it is the ridiculous "the neighbor is shooting MY deer" mentality.

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I can understand the mentality. You can't make the entire country side have a little courtesy, or impulse control to not kill everything with antlers so everyone benefits, but you sure as hell can spend your money and fence in everything that's on your place so you can manage it to your liking. I think this is the main driver for these kinds of things.

We hunt 13k acres in mexico and the neighbors kill more of our trophies than we do - it doesn't matter if they hunt the fence line or the middle of the property, they will see your deer.

Neighbor of my dad's had a feeder on the opposite property on a 4-point corner. He wouldn't return my dad's calls, so I took the faade of an old blind and put it facing his feeder creating a line between his blind, feeder, and this structure. "Then he called and said WTF that's unsafe!"


Oh for some reason my bladder is almost always full at that corner of the place

I am not a big hunter and therefore would not care one way or another about keeping good deer on my property, but would indeed care about getting shot. To that end if he puts up high fence to push the deer down the fence to a safer spot I don't see what's wrong with that? Seems like he wouldn't high fence the whole property.

OP, have you tried going over and reasonably talking to them like grown men? Good neighbors often begat good neighbors.

Most of these seem like elevated blinds, some of the pictures have heavy brush to go with it. I don't see a big deal. I understand the concern, I just don't think it's a big enough deal for me to warrant me having to talk to my neighbor over it. I'd need to see a lot more of the land layout to really say for sure though.