- Jul 29, 2014
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Horse lady passive aggressive tactics
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You should talk to her and explain that for her own safety that she should be wearing some blaze orange on her walks for her own safety. You could even give her a vest because you're concerned for her safety.
I know some horse people will put a blaze orange wrap around their horses neck for trail rides and some farmers mark their cows.
I know some horse people will put a blaze orange wrap around their horses neck for trail rides and some farmers mark their cows.
Or you could spray paint "cow" on her but that would probably get you into some legal trouble.
- Jul 29, 2014
- 50,070
...because we deer hunters are so stupid as to shoot a horse thinking it was a deer.
And yes, they actually think that way. You'd have a better chance talking an ANTIFA ******* to carry a Trump flag into a march.
Send a friendly letter, noting that you've seen her close to your hunting area. Tell her you are hunting coyote and it's very dangerous for her to be in the area. Thus, why you are in a tree stand. You've put up coyote bait in the area. You are afraid for her safety.
Matlack
Scribe
- Dec 15, 2008
- 8,558
He really should just fight fire with fire. Wait for her to put her horses in that pasture and then make a metric ton of noise. Horse owners hate it when you are making loud noises near their horses.
Yep. While I know some good horse folks (mainly because the husband was an avid hunter in his younger years) the vast majority are uninformed twats who dislike the fact that for a few mainly cold and miserable months out of the year we deer hunters actually go into the woods and practice our craft that we pay the government a not-insignificant amount of money to do.
They're the main reason we can't hunt public land in MoCo and Fredneck counties on Sundays. Because the horse people are all "But then we don't have any safe days to ride!"
Fuggem.
I know some guys that won't hunt Green Ridge because of all the city boys running around out there. Same thing in the Poconos because of some of those wild boys out of Philly, Jersey and NYC.
Unfortunately every shooter is not a safe gun owner or hunter, we do have some bad amateurs and novices running around on the ranges and in the woods.
After eating those just crop dust the property line
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Biggfoot44
Ultimate Member
- Aug 2, 2009
- 33,291
Hey ! #Biggfoot IS Real ! Both of us .
But seriously , it's her property , and she can walk ( or jog , or perform agricultural endevors ) on her property . It sucks for you , but if she isn't specifically interfering , it's not illegal
But seriously , it's her property , and she can walk ( or jog , or perform agricultural endevors ) on her property . It sucks for you , but if she isn't specifically interfering , it's not illegal
Blacksmith101
Grumpy Old Man
- Jun 22, 2012
- 22,300
As a horse owner, and I am not the only one on the forum, I take umbrage at the characterizations of all horse owners as being nut cases. Just as I would for a group of horse owners saying all hunters were poachers who go around shooting up road signs. And every year there are some horses shot and the horsey press always makes a big deal out of it because sensationalism sell papers.
If she was a reasonable horse owner I would suggest you talk to her and explain that you are not going to harm her horses and how your shots will be aimed away from her property etc. Then tell her when you will be hunting and that there could be gun shots in case she would like to turn out her horses in a different field so they don't get startled. You could also suggest she take your number to call you in case her horses get out and might be on your property so you can be extra careful.
Now for a practical suggestion because you indicate she is not reasonable. Since you said she stole someones tree stand why don't you put up a tree stand near her property line, not to obvious but where she can see it, and put a hidden game cam to watch the stand. You said your property is posted so if you can get photographic proof of her trespassing and stealing you can turn it over to the police and she will be to busy defending herself to bother with your hunt.
If she was a reasonable horse owner I would suggest you talk to her and explain that you are not going to harm her horses and how your shots will be aimed away from her property etc. Then tell her when you will be hunting and that there could be gun shots in case she would like to turn out her horses in a different field so they don't get startled. You could also suggest she take your number to call you in case her horses get out and might be on your property so you can be extra careful.
Now for a practical suggestion because you indicate she is not reasonable. Since you said she stole someones tree stand why don't you put up a tree stand near her property line, not to obvious but where she can see it, and put a hidden game cam to watch the stand. You said your property is posted so if you can get photographic proof of her trespassing and stealing you can turn it over to the police and she will be to busy defending herself to bother with your hunt.
Blacksmith101
Grumpy Old Man
- Jun 22, 2012
- 22,300
You heard about the farmer who marked all his livestock, Cow, Pig, Horse.
Found his John Deer tractor full of holes!
- Jul 29, 2014
- 50,070
I've not been to many public hunting areas that didn't have its share of idiots. Some of them are locals. Law of averages.
Public hunting areas = high ratio of eejits to normal folk
Period
If the lady is on her own land, leave her be. If she’s trespassing or obviously interfering with a hunt, document same and DNR her ass.
Not all hunters are incompetent. Not all horse folk are arseholes. Not all MDS “brethren” are Richards...
I’d posit 3%... minimum.
Period
If the lady is on her own land, leave her be. If she’s trespassing or obviously interfering with a hunt, document same and DNR her ass.
Not all hunters are incompetent. Not all horse folk are arseholes. Not all MDS “brethren” are Richards...
I’d posit 3%... minimum.
Life can be figured at the 3% rule
I catered to the MDS rules of engagement. Guilty.
I’m more of an 80/20% guy in real life. Even that rule is being tested with the exaggerated polarity nowadays.
I’m more of an 80/20% guy in real life. Even that rule is being tested with the exaggerated polarity nowadays.
I heard that you're a "10 and 2" guy at the bars and taverns.
She was a 2 at 10 but with enough beer and whiskey she became a 10 at 2.
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