Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Turkey Hunting => Topic started by: dwils233 on September 29, 2014, 05:39:24 PM
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I was invited by my in-laws to hunt some of the many turkeys on their property this year, however the property is rather small (5 acres). I do have a pretty good area to hunt that is towards the lake and therefore wouldn't be dangerous for the neighbors at all but I think going shotgun might be a little upsetting so close to their homes. I've been thinking about giving archery a try instead.
Do you agree that its too small/ close for a shotgun and would rightfully bother the neighbors? The in-laws don't seem to care but I wouldn't want to be a jerk when I don't have to be. Like I said above- safe shooting/backdrop is not the concern, mostly just noise. Spokane/ 9-mile/ Long Lake area
Thanks!
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I would say use your bow if you already have one and avoid the headache. If not just go for it. One or two shots shouldnt bother anyone too badly
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Go talk to the neighbors and let them know what you are going to do. Don't "ask permission," just politely inform them. See how that goes.
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Especially because it's not their land. lol just dont go Elmer Fudd on them.
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Having 5 acres myself I've shot a shot gun with no worries of the neighbors just know your background. As also stated doesn't hurt to make them aware either.
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That area you mentioned should know all about hunting. I wouldn't apologize for hunting on your in-laws property.
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Thanks for the replies, seems like most replies are right what I was thinking. Any luck I'll get my fall bird sometime real soon!
