If this is your blind in 382...

[Odell]

I don't understand your strategy... Your blind is in a terrible spot for you to hunt your land. Who posts their fence every 50 yards and then sets up their blind for a perfect shot on the neighbors property? I guess technically they could wait for deer to hop the fence but that hasn't been our experience in the past. It's in a very weird spot for that to be the strategy.

[PA BEN]

Go up there and post a sign facing the blind, they should get the hint.

[billythekidrock]

Perhaps that is the only/best tree in the area?
Maybe they are shooting parallel to the fence line? I know I don't set my stand squared up in the direction I most likely will shoot.

[BOWHUNTER45]

Maybe the deer like his side of the fence !!!!!  Lmao !!

[huntnphool]

Set up a ground blind on your side, with a camera in it.

[fishnfur]

Hey, I've got trespassers setting up blinds ON my property - too far away to deal with it.

[deadyote]

If someone sets up blinds on YOUR property then they become YOUR property!!!

[bobcat]

So the tree stand is not on your property?

[Naches Sportsman]

I see so many things that could get me pissed off having property next to that person .

Who's fence is it and on who's property is the fence on? Let's start there.

[HUNTINCOUPLE]

Set up a ground blind on your side, with a camera in it.

 

[Odell]

Perhaps that is the only/best tree in the area?
Maybe they are shooting parallel to the fence line? I know I don't set my stand squared up in the direction I most likely will shoot.

It's possible but doubtful. You would have to sit sideways in it to shoot parallel. Plenty of other trees and lots of open ground on their side but they can't shoot that direction the way the stand is.

[LeviD1]

I always was under the impression if a sign says no hunting, that means no one can hunt not even the property owner technically? Am I wrong? Unless further down on that sign it says something about needing permission.

[fc2038]

You are mistaken. I thought the same thing as well. my neigbor had another elk poached on her property and I asked the question of the warden. It is also on the WDFW website link.  Check out the link to the WDFW website http://wdfw.wa.gov/help/categories/Land-Owner%7B47%7DSportsman+Relations/.

Here is the cut and paste version!

1.Can a landowner post their property to No Hunting, Fishing, or Trespassing, and still hunt and fish on their land or allow friends to do so?
•Yes, access to private property is at the discretion of the landholder.
•A person is guilty of unlawful posting if the individual posts signs preventing hunting or fishing on any land not owned or leased by the individual, or without the permission of the person who owns, leases, or controls the land.

[runamuk]

I always was under the impression if a sign says no hunting, that means no one can hunt not even the property owner technically? Am I wrong? Unless further down on that sign it says something about needing permission.

I am not sure where that rumor got started but its a seriously common belief among those who don't hunt. I beileve in a few states there are some more complex posting rules which may be where it started from.

As for the OP that is just plain rude and a serious lack of manners OR someone looking for a fight in this world it could go either way.

[jkthomps]

What is up with all of the empty threats on this forum? "I better not catch you doing this" "I would whoop your butt" etcetera. If the landowner setup that blind on his property then he isn't doing anything wrong. Heck he could setup a blind right against the fence line and still be fine... however, maybe I am missing something. What exactly is there to complain about where his stand is? Is it next to your property?