Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire What is it with azzhole neighbors

I apologize for misunderstanding.

So if I show up on your property uninvited, and demand that you show me that your lawnmower has approved safety equipment on it, and demand that you stop mowing your yard because my kids are a half mile away you will be cordial?

I think he said he'll offer to let you mow his yard?

Fugg that, I don't even like mowing my own

The property over the rise from my shooting range just sold, and the house pad is directly over that rise. I expect my life just took a turn for the worse. They'll probably have a pack of roaming dogs too.

Might want to pre-dig some holes...

nope, but now i would make it a point to walk over to his place and ask the kids in front of him if they want to learn to shoot or if they know come burn up some of your ammo.....form your description of the guy you may cause him to stroke out

Im in remote North Dakota and own an old family farm of 160 acres. My grandfather purchased 80 of it in the very early 1900s. A neighbor a little over a half mile away took me to court. I can now legally only shoot from 9am-1200 noon five days a week. I couldnt beleive it when it happened. ED K

Is this the same neighbor who owns a dog you threatend to shoot?

Am I miss-remembering about that?

Recent California transplant from an urban area.

PA, solid blue state with lot's of PE pulling on them blue levers all day long....

This seems to be a recurring theme everywhere these days. I have four households within about a square mile of my place. One is kin. Two of the households have grown up children. One household of transplants (living off their free govt checks) from the city have two boys; 9 and 12. Apparently, when you move to the country, your kids no longer have 'yards,' per se and can roam the countryside at will, unattended. I have had to kick them off my place several times, and this last time, it got heated.

I don't know what's so fuggin' hard to understand about keeping your brood on your own land. Few things pizz me off more.

Just finished a book where a guy that had terminal cancer in the last stages got even with people who had treated him poorly going back to his high school days. He even got his mortgage company by taking out a second mortgage for $110K and blowing it on a good time.

I hold a grudge.

^^^^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^^^^^

Good job G-12.

get a black powder cannon at least an 1 3/4 bore lots of fun with golf balls and cheaper to shoot than tannerite. Keep it pointed his direction when not in use

LOL, it's all in the attitude adjustment department, I was about 18 and driving for Gramps in his pickup one night after an auction, back in those days most cars had four headlights.

This car behind us had been running their bright lights for several miles, we were approaching an old narrow bridge, Gramps said straddle the bridge and nose it over hard on your side and stop!!!!!

Paps got out, [as did I,] walked back and shot out two of the mans car headlights with a revolver, I've never seen before or since a man waving and smiling and thanking you for shooting out his headlights.

Guess the driver was happy he wasn't shot too, all in the attitude adjustment, gratitude can surface at the strangest times. lol

Gramps pointed back down the road, the man turned around and drove off the other way, when he was outta sight, Gramps said, let's go home Stoney.

That's funny Rattler, that little lesson weren't nothing to a just retired E-9 Sergeant Major.

I think we could settle this neighbor/noise/safety problem by having the next 24HCF gathering at Gitem's place�.


Ahhhhh�the lively crackle of small arms fire<sigh�.>

fences and cannons make for good neighbors especially after the sheriff tells them it's legal and nothing he can do