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So, a neighbor baiting on his land limits where you can hunt on your land? Well, that's some stupid chit right there. Good luck eastern dudes.

So, it's not Party B's business if Party A's actions affect Party B's use of what's theirs?

Why not just talk to the guy? Tell him to clean it up or you're going to have a little talk with the local CO.
Act like a man not a snotty kid.

Party B sounds like a pu$$... be a man, go talk to them.

And if Party A is that close to the line that its making Party B mad, and as well affecting Party B... sounds like Party B needs more land to hunt than too.

Like the other poster... old ladies bickering at the bridge club...

You guys are wasting time and money putting mothballs, deodorant and wind chimes out. The only thing that is gonna keep deer out of a corn pile is a bullet.

If you are not gonna call the law, or if the bubba game warden isnt gonna do anything about it, you are just running you blood pressure up getting spooled up over it.

Just my 2 cents.

Different point.

I remember a story that was set in some far-eastern market place. There was a vendor who had a pot of soup cooking from which he would fill the bowls of customers. I poor man wandered along with a small loaf of bread. Wanting to soften the bread and perhaps enhance its bland flavor a bit, he held it in the steam emanating from the soup. Upon noticing this, the vendor of the soup demanded payment from the man, who declined to do so. A wise man was asked to mediate the dispute. He ordered the man with the bread to take the two small coins that he possessed and drop them on the ground. He then handed them back to the man and explained to the soup vendor that the soup of the coins was ample payment for the steam from his soup.

Actually glad to be from Pa, for a change.

1, people here are smart enough to not need to hear, or see,
a tree fall! to be able to tell it was cut!

2 Our landowner rights laws suck.
But, at least they are not so bad that they pass antihunting laws
that keep you from hunting your own property. Safety Zone laws
State no firearms hunting within 150 yards of occupied buildings.
That does not apply to the owner, or someone with permission.

I have never hunted on such a small plot.
But, usually I'm only hunting an acre or two, max.
Can't see anymore.

Baiting is illegal, and fiercely enforced. In this CWD area, feeding deer is completely illegal.

And that pile would interfere with a neighbor. A phone call would help the OP,
And get the baited in a bunch of trouble.

Good on you to infer wrongly that i never did have a chat with him over this.

Here in pa theres no set legal distance from bait to be considered legal, just a wardens opinion if you are taking advantage of it. So i already am not hunting on my ground anywhere near that area and that is a part where i have killed alot of deer. So yes his actions did affect me, hence my reaction.

Go fugg yourself!!!! You spend a pile of money on a property and making improvements to it and have a jagg off mess with your use of it then come talk to me!

I not a call johnny law type of person. Hopefully he will get the not so subtle hint and not pull this sheit again!!

Its called EIQ, your lacking it.

I still dont see how he’s messing with you, hes on his own land?

PS - I got the land thing checked off 10 fold, enough that I dont worry about someone with “1acre”... but I apparently spent more than you, because I can get well far enough away I dont have to worry about turning into an old bitty when someone hangs a treestand on their own property and puts out a corn pile.. now go read a book on EI, you’ll benefit from it.

Hey phaggot here in pa the warden can shut down any size area around the bait to hunting at his discretion for 30 days. Thats how it could effect me!!!. Also come here to SE PA and try to buy some land before u try to talk$$$ i have 38 acres i bought in peices over the years and paid ALOT of money for it!

I think that everyone, regardless of his position on this, can agree that the thread is appropriately titled.

In this state you can’t have a stand or feed closer than 50 of property line. You can’t cross a fence to retrieve game, that’s trespassing. So, as long as he stays on his property I don’t see he is doing anything wrong.

Why can’t you put out your own big bait pile, then he couldn’t hunt within 250 yards of it????

Read my additional posts...in pa there is no set distance from bait that makes hunting legal, its a wardens discretion as to if where you were hunting you were taking advantage of it. A warden, also at his discretion, can shut down hunting in any size area he chooses around the bait for 30 days from removal of said bait.....regardless of property lines etc.
Point of the matter is Im trying to let the guy---who just moved in this June, know his continued baiting isnt appreciated and hope he gets the not so subtle message! Dont wanna call a warden as they could shut down my hunting on part of my own land because of his bait, not to mention any retaliatory crap he might try to pull that would not end well for him and probably land me in hot water! Ive tried talking to him, but he is a relocated city folk from Jersey who has an attitude that would lead to him getting a fat lip, and Im not dealing with that!

This.

Surgeons love people from Noo Joisey- - - - - -they've only got two moving parts- - - -mouth and azzole- - - - -and they're interchangeable!
Jerry

Yes, Baiting is absolutely illegal in PA. Always has been.