How about an Eastern US hunting issue?

[Hem]

Just tell them you are building it to keep the deer on their property, and it wont cost them a nickel.
Reverse psychology.

 

[Gellar]

How are you going to feel when the shoes are flipped and you own 40 acres in Iowa surrounded on 3 sides by some jack wagon who posts to much on hunttalk?

 

[seeth07]

How are you going to feel when the shoes are flipped and you own 40 acres in Iowa surrounded on 3 sides by some jack wagon who posts to much on hunttalk?

I thought we would be buying it together?

 

[Ben Lamb]

How are you going to feel when the shoes are flipped and you own 40 acres in Iowa surrounded on 3 sides by some jack wagon who posts to much on hunttalk?

*too

 

[WVmike]

“The neighbor with 20 acres harvested so far 23 deer “

How many deer a year can they legally kill?

My question also. Why are they shooting that many deer?

 

[WVmike]

I should add to this that this is Midwest whitetail hunting mindset. Not being able to drive a wheeler or a truck to your dead deer to load it in the back is a BIG DEAL. People around here don't know what it means to pack a deer out a mile. At most they are mostly dragging it 100 yards or less to the nearest trail usually.

It's like that here on the east coast. My father in law ask me how I was going to get a deer out once I shot it where I was going hunting and I said that's what this pack is for. He laughed and said you're stupid.

 

[Bowhuntrben]

At most they are mostly dragging it 100 yards or less to the nearest trail usually.

If I have to go anywhere close to 100 yards, I've done something seriously wrong

 

[Darkside]

If it were me, I would have a talk with them. And focus on filling them out, find out what’s on their minds, and Not being Negative. In a few years these boys might be moving on.
Good luck