That one guy is a smooth talker with deep pockets. I bet they have permission to go onto other Pieces of property if they need to.
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Seek One knocks down a TN stud!!
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Vince
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Looks more like Seek One knocked down TNDeer….
Or it could be extremely hazardous to the property owners health.... Also in todays world, you would be the one in trouble with the law if you take matters into your own hands.
FLTENNHUNTER1
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Both topics can be debated. Armed trespassing is extremely dangerous and the main reason I get permission to enter property that is not my own.
@rem270 ….he can do it!
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Absolutely you get to sleep late. All you have to do is find out when little johnny is hand feeding it an apple
Omega
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No, I have actually never intentionally hunted a property line unless I had permission to retrieve a deer. Today I got permission from a landowner that has a corner of his property touching my neighbors property in such a way that a deer can make it there, and one has. I had permission from the previous owner, but when my travel trailer was broken into, I went and notified my neighbors to be aware there are thieves working the area and found out the house was sold. I won't go as far as questioning their ethics, their judgement maybe, but not their ethics as one persons ethics may not meet others standards. But if they are putting this out to an audience, maybe they need to tighten them up a bit, or they will be influencing others to follow suit and get themselves into situations they can avoid.
deerdills
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The size of the property absolutely matters. The larger the hunting property, the more opportunity the deer will die on the lot that you are hunting. There is always a "chance" a deer will cross lines, but on a small 1 acre urban lot with a bow, your chances of crossing lines are much higher than on a 200+ acre lot. No opinions here, just basic math.
infoman jr.
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infoman jr.
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I never said they would. Their hunting methods have inspired his name. The corn plot has really brought them together.
His brother was here in Brentwood this afternoon. Meet SeekTwo. Love the apples my wife puts out for him. She talks to him in a high pitched voice and calls him handsome. He really likes that:
ImThere
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Hey my niece is offended!
Are you guys offering fair chase hunts this year
JJBraves
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After reading the copious amount of replies to this thread, I think we've come to the conclusion that we are going to beat the heck out of Sir. Mr. Seek until he never has the desire to hunt ever again. God forbid the man hunt legally on land he has permission to hunt.
One more time for those that can't or won't read:
NOBODY CARES THAT HE SHOT A NEIGHBORHOOD PET! NOBODY! (EXCEPT MAYBE THE SOCCER MOMS THAT USED TO FEED THE PET APPLES FROM THEIR HANDS) IT'S THE FACT THAT HE'S ALL OVER SOCIAL MEDIA ACTING LIKE HE'S REALLY ACCOMPLISHED SOMETHING THAT IRRITATES FAIR CHASE HUNTERS!!!
JJBraves
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Never once said that I agree with hunting that way and bragging about killing a monster because its just not impressive. Just find it laughable how many people think that hunting small suburban parcels is frowned upon in general. I personally have a few small spots like that I have permission to hunt and shoot the heck out of does just for population control. Great way to get meat and also help out landowners.
Hi Karen
