Posted by S2710 on January 09, 2013 at 16:31:07 from (98.143.227.89):
In Reply to: Re: Farmall H tires posted by BushogPapa on January 09, 2013 at 15:27:01:
Ron I know several people that rent land from land owners that live hundreds of miles away and they have the renter moniter the hunting on the land. Also if you read what he said HE KNEW WHAT WAS RIGHT AND WHAT WAS WRONG. It sounds like he did what was right and left the tires and tried to contact the owners. The only thing that I see that he did wrong was go in the building, but I bet that a good majority of the folks that post on here have done that same thing at one time in your life. It may not have been going into some buildings, but if you look at what is in the back of someones pickup you are no better then the guy that goes in a old building. JUST MY THOUGHTS.
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