Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Waverly,Iowa
Posts: 421

I have guided at our local hunts for over 25 years and it’s getting we’re a lot of our members will guide but don’t care to because you take a cast out and over time they learn your spots and the next thing you know someone is hunting your spots, the land owners think it’s you down there and when something happens (cattle chased out,field tore up ect.) they call you! Land owners don’t like the hassle so they shut off hunting to everyone then. Any suggestions on how you guys handle this?

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Location: Bois d'Arc, MO.
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Guide to conservation areas

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Location: S.E. IOWA
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Mitch it must be an Iowa thing cause the same thing happened here at the troy club. Me and my son lost about 800 acres of prime time coon hunting due to the lack of respect by a couple that ruined it for us. The farmer said he knew it wasn't us but to solve the problem he would just put a stop to it altogether. Really sucks when a fella tries to guide em to a really great spot and they repay ya this way. I feel your pain.

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Always pretend to call landowner make it good like I'll call you back when we leave

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Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Waverly,Iowa
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Thanks these are good ideas

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Location: Bois d'Arc, MO.
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I usually never guide a cast onto private ground unless I know them coons only I turn plenty of coon loose just a little rougher hunting.

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Some of my places when I get them out of there they swear they won't go back ever lol.

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I make it known if they get caught in there I'M turning them in. Takes a real POS to do that.

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It is a problem in Illinois as well.

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Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Waverly,Iowa
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The other problem is they turn loose in a small public spot and the dogs end up in your bigger spots right away and they say I have the right to retrieve my dog

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Registered: Apr 2014
Location: batsville ark
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if you are close enough take them to the public hunting area at lake red rock . next time you guide they might with draw .lol kind of rough but several coons . in three years hunting red rock i seldom saw another hunter and hound .

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I make it known....unless your name is HOOSIER or you are driving this truck, this owner will be back here with a pistol....he is CRAZY!

You can't negotiate with CRAZY!

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