Venting

[SaskHunter]

Funny, just yesterday I posted on a different thread how some hunters are the worst kind of people out there...

 

[Addicting]

Just an FYI… If it’s truly a shared driveway, I have never seen an easement agreement that allows one party with rights to the driveway to determine whom the other party with rights to the driveway may or may not allow to use the driveway.

The first half is on his side then it transitions to her side half way back. I think it was just a neighbor deal of where it worked best for the last 50 years.

She has my son mow it, guess that will come to an end. She will have to mow it herself as he clearly told me we are not allowed on his property any longer.

 

[kodiakisland]

Unfortunately what you describe is the new country. Large farms being broken up into smaller tracts. Homes going up everywhere. City folks moving to the country and bringing their “city” attitude with them.

Used to be 40 acres was a starter farm. Now it’s a large tract. Nothing is like it was.

I’ve had the run of 200+ acres the last 18 years that I can shoot and hunt on any time I want. The owner is 78. When he is gone the kids most likely will subdivide and sell. I’m currently looking for a decent 40acre parcel to buy for my future hunting.

Then I’ll have to deal with the guy who claims he’s always been allowed to hunt there. Have stuff torn up or stolen. Deal with armed assholes when all I want to do is hunt my land.

 

[Addicting]

I’m currently looking for a decent 40acre parcel to buy for my future hunting.

That will be minimum of 200k by me. Hence my housing thread, we are doing well for ourselves. But even with that we cannot afford to have a hunting property. Those days for the common man are mostly gone. That is unless you want one of the new 50 year 6.5% mortgages.