Dog Troubles

Hunting a new property this year with the landowner who's in his late 80s. Today while sitting in my stand had another neighbors dogs run through our property barking like mad, circled my tree stand a few times then took off. He's been told before to keep his dogs on his own property/ tied up as the Landowner has had enough of the dogs on his property. Landowner is going by tomorrow morning to give him about the dogs being loose again, just wondering at what point is it considered "interfering with a lawful hunt"? seems to have no issues letting his dogs run wild. Not hunting dogs btw, just house doodles

shovel and shut up? :)
I'd never have the heart to do it.

have owner call MNR.

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Originally Posted by vom Dufenshmirtz

shovel and shut up? :)
I'd never have the heart to do it.

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I couldn't do that either but you said what I was thinking

doesn't have to go so far as "interfering with a lawful hunt". Simple dogs running at large should have the mnr knocking on doors.

It would be interesting to see / know the outcome of calling the MNR......

In my experience hunting other peoples private property neighbourly disputes have been the primary cause of loosing permission to hunt that property. Anything you can do to minimize conflict will work in your favour.

Have you tried firing a shot into the air when he’s near you… Might spook him off…

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Originally Posted by m1k3_88

Hunting a new property this year with the landowner who's in his late 80s. Today while sitting in my stand had another neighbors dogs run through our property barking like mad, circled my tree stand a few times then took off. He's been told before to keep his dogs on his own property/ tied up as the Landowner has had enough of the dogs on his property. Landowner is going by tomorrow morning to give him about the dogs being loose again, just wondering at what point is it considered "interfering with a lawful hunt"? seems to have no issues letting his dogs run wild. Not hunting dogs btw, just house doodles

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Buddy used Bear Bangers on his neighbor's dogs. Scared the livin' bejeebus out of the dogs and got the owner's attention when he heard the shots. His dogs didn't return until way after dark. In the meantime,he was convinced his dogs had been shot. Message received loud and clear. No further problem.

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Originally Posted by Marker

In my experience hunting other peoples private property neighbourly disputes have been the primary cause of loosing permission to hunt that property. Anything you can do to minimize conflict will work in your favour.

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agree 100%