What would you do?

[topher]

Your Hunting public land you come across 2 pop up blinds a bait pile and chairs... keep going? Or have a seat?

I kept going..



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[Gilroy]

Depends how long they might have been there, if they look like they have been sitting awhile and could be considered abandoned I might take a seat. But they look as if they are pretty new at that site considering the apple pile, in which case I would not take a seat.

[JUDGE]

Public land, do what ever you want.

[gooseman]

X 2 as Gilroy said. If there is still bait it's either being used and freshened or not deer eating the bait. Either way unless it's the only place around to hunt I would move on and let the other hunter have their spot

[greatwhite]

Surprisingly I agree with Gilroy. If it looks like it is being used. I would probably leave it alone. Yes it's public land and yes you can take it, but in my book it's wrong.

[rossh]

As far as I'm concerned finders is not keepers if it's not yours no matter where it is .Let whomever / whatever is in charge know & they take it from there if you feel it's wrong or shouldn't be there . Luck

[topher]

As far as I'm concerned finders is not keepers if it's not yours no matter where it is .Let whomever / whatever is in charge know & they take it from there if you feel it's wrong or shouldn't be there . Luck

Wasn't talking about taking it... was talking about using it or not.... taking would be theft.

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[TPM]

The land may be public but the gear is private property. Just like tree stands on public land, if you don't own it it's not yours to use.

[waltman]

Just move on and find my own spot out of respect for the early bird that got the worm.

[NorthernGrouse]

Leave it and move to a different area. Public land or not, I would not interfere with someone else's hunt ... who knows, they may have just gone for some lunch or have forgotten something in the truck and will return shortly.