Running deer off

[Jake00]

I have about 200 acres I need to clear all the deer off of and keep them off for a couple weeks anyone know anything

[Hellbilly]

easiest way to not have any deer on your property is to let me hunt there. were ever I hunt there aint any deer

[scribe]

First, check the legality. Then, I can't think of a single way short of clearcut and burn. I also, for the life of me, can't think of why you would need to unless you plan to high fence it and start from scratch. In that case, for sure check the legality.

[Jake00]

Well the prob I'm having is that the farm I hunt I have hunted for years and there's a farm beside mine I have also hunted it but this year the old man that owns the land next to me leased it out to a hunting club and u went and talked to the hunting president and told him if I could hunt their property that they could hunt mine he said that sounds good, well tuesday I went over in there and killed a nice 9 point and was dragging it back out and they stopped me and told me to leave the property and leave the deer, well that wasent gonna happen so they called the game worden and he said since there was nothing in wrighting that I was trespassing and had to leave the deer, well then wed I went up on my property and there was 2 of the guys from the hunting club over and I told them get off my land and they said no, so I went and called the game warden and he came and said since my land wasent posted that they didn't haft to leave since there was no posters and no fence deviding the property, so I posted my land yday and I'm trying figure out what I can put down in there holler next year to run all there deer out for atleast the 2 weeks of buck season

[Predator]

what state and county do you live??? that sounds fishy to me. I would, if you haven't already, become versed in the state and county's game laws.
I don't have to post my land to have trespassers removed. they have to do the homework first and get permission to go on any land they don't have written permission to be on. for any reason.

[scribe]

I too would like to know what state. In every state I can think of, signage is not a factor in terms of legality. However, written permission is.

[gfdeputy2]

NH is kind of like that if it is not Posted it is legal to hunt but if you are asked to leave you must leave you only need written permission if it is posted

[BruceBruce1959]

Originally Posted by gfdeputy2

NH is kind of like that if it is not Posted it is legal to hunt but if you are asked to leave you must leave you only need written permission if it is posted

Vermont is the same way, a hunter does not need permission to hunt any land unless it is posted, if the land is posted then you do need written permission but if the landowner asks you to leave whether the land is posted or not even if the landowner gave you permission, you must exit his/her land immediatley BUT if the hunter is dragging a deer it's the hunters deer not the landowners, a Vermont game warden would allow the hunter to keep the deer so long as it was just a case of the hunters hunting the land on a regular basis and at some point the landowner decided they didnt want anyone hunting their land any longer. landowners do not own the wildlife that roam their land.

[scribe]

Where I live, the land is assumed to be private property and to be perfectly legal, to be on that property you must have written permission from the land owner. However, verbal permission is usually accepted if there is no contest regarding right to be on the property. Signage is not required nor is a fence. Unless you have permission to be on the property, you are tresspassing.

[Jake00]

I live in fayette county Wv this is a mess