ok the other day i received a letter in the mail from the land owner of the preperty i lease..in the envelope there are 2 letters...1 that he recieved from upset residents (actually 4 residents-identicle letters) that live in the developemnet that borders our property and 1 that he in turn sent back in reply to their letter
the letter from the residents says something to this nature..the residents are a little upse because the club will be parking at the end of the cul-de-sac to load "their kills"..they are cocerned with hunters with lethal weapons this close to their propety...they will warn their children not to tresp [no swearing please] on this property and keep their pets away from the property also...then they get into how they know that when bow hunting the animal rarely dies right on the spot and has to be tracked for a long period of time before the animal bleeds to death...and it would be unacceptable to have a wounded deer to be tracked across their property.and an estmated %50 percent of shot animals are not recovered....its a cruel sport...yada yada yada
then they ask to reconsider leasing this property..and the deer are tame ..it would be like shooting cats or dogs..
the letter sent to them in return says this... its its not possible to reconsider this lease..no club member will tresp [no swearing please] on their property...the law requires 450 feet...and be aware that NJ DEP and other leading environmental organizations regard the overabundace of deer as one of the biggest cause of environmental destruction in NJ...deer hunting is encouraged by NJ.
do i leave it at that or do i try to contact these residents? do should i contact UBNJ to ask their advice? i have a feeling this may get messy there this year...this is the 1st year this property has been hunted (legally) in some time
the letter from the residents says something to this nature..the residents are a little upse because the club will be parking at the end of the cul-de-sac to load "their kills"..they are cocerned with hunters with lethal weapons this close to their propety...they will warn their children not to tresp [no swearing please] on this property and keep their pets away from the property also...then they get into how they know that when bow hunting the animal rarely dies right on the spot and has to be tracked for a long period of time before the animal bleeds to death...and it would be unacceptable to have a wounded deer to be tracked across their property.and an estmated %50 percent of shot animals are not recovered....its a cruel sport...yada yada yada
then they ask to reconsider leasing this property..and the deer are tame ..it would be like shooting cats or dogs..
the letter sent to them in return says this... its its not possible to reconsider this lease..no club member will tresp [no swearing please] on their property...the law requires 450 feet...and be aware that NJ DEP and other leading environmental organizations regard the overabundace of deer as one of the biggest cause of environmental destruction in NJ...deer hunting is encouraged by NJ.
do i leave it at that or do i try to contact these residents? do should i contact UBNJ to ask their advice? i have a feeling this may get messy there this year...this is the 1st year this property has been hunted (legally) in some time