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Re: How about hunting clubs?
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Posted by VaTom on November 20, 2006 at 15:30:34 from (64.4.122.240):
In Reply to: How about hunting clubs? posted by steve from mo - dangit! on November 20, 2006 at 11:53:31:
I live in my timber and do that anyway. Have land? Somebody's going to hunt it. Better to know who and that they're following your rules. I see the same guys every year. They give me some money and know it's a bargain, not to be lost. Primary responsibility is to run off anybody who's not part of the club. My guys take a lot of deer and turkey. Coyotes are fine. Leave bear alone, I like them around. No ATVs and my wife always has the right-of-way. Works out very well. First couple of weeks I see more of these guys than their families do.
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