A good friend of mine constantly had trespassing hunters come onto his property regardless of his signage. He would tell me about these people and we would scheme up deterrents like this to keep them away all the time...but one day, my friend told me a story of this man, about our age, who came to his doorstep, and proceeded with a story that he had been tracking some wild hogs that lead him up to a fence with signage on it. He used his phone to get a view of the property to find where the owners residence might be in respect to his location which turned out wasnt very far from the direction he had approached, so he backtracked to his vehicle and drove to the main driveway leading up to my friends house to request permission for access onto his property to hunt these wild hogs. He showed his licenses/tags to prove he was being sincere. My friend was so taken back by how respectful this guy was he told the man that he could hunt his grounds for pig, for free, whenever he would like, to help keep the population in check, as long as he called ahead of time so there was knowledge of his presence in case of emergency. Now, He is one of our closest friends and visits, to both hunt and hang out regularly.
True story. My brother-in-law lives in southern Michigan. He invited a neighbor to go deer hunting with him on property he owns near Lake City in the north. Two weeks later he went back and found all his driveway gates taken down. He set up cameras and guess who he saw taking the gates down again ? The same downstate neighbor he took hunting once. Some people just suck.
A friend of ours had some rural property and guys with Jeeps would regularly crash through his wood gate and tear up the property with their 4x4s. My dad welded up a heavy steel gate for him and then attached the remains of the wood gate to it. My dad worked in the shipyard as a welder and had a tendency to over build things. Next time it happened it bent the steel gate and there were pieces of Jeep laying there. That definitely put a stop to them.
That reminds me of a story I heard a while back. There was a man who was retired from I believe the navy.he moved out to the country. Down his road wasn't too many people but he had one neighbor next to him. Well there was someone that would always speed down that road the guy lived on and taking out mailboxes all the time. Everyone knew who he was and always reported him but nothing would happen to him because his dad was the sheriff of the local police department and he was a crooked cop. Well after that young punk took out his and his next door neighbors mailbox one too many times the guy finally had enough. He made a few phone calls and managed to get one of those old fashioned looking ship anchor that looked like a double hook. He buried the hook ends down in the ground, attached some wood to the outside of the anchors that was out of the ground, and he attached his and his next door neighbor's mailbox to it. Well one evening that same dude come flying down the road in his car and *WHAM* hit the anchor. Not only did he hit it hard enough to do front end damage to the car but he hit it with enough force that one of the hooks from the anchor uprooted out of the ground and stabbed the bottom of the dudes car. Dude had been drinking and he was underage too. The man called county police out there because he knew if he called the local police the crooked Sheriff would of probably let him go that night. Well dude did call his dad to try and bail him out but because county was there they told him he can't get involved.
@@JoeXTheXJuggalo1interesting stories as always of hard physical hammers going down or up in our lives so that we know not to do goofy stupid actions as those drinking and especially underage
i love trespassing properties like this, not to hunt mind you, but to practice evasion and trap detection. had seen plenty of tripwires for perimeter alarms. now i can't help but look out for tripwires anywhere out in the forest. i train myself to get as close to the house without being detected. only been caught once and he threatened to call cops on me, so i just ran off
I was given 120 acres when my uncle passed away. No one in the family had ever hunted and to my knowledge it hadn’t been hunted by anyone. I went out to check the property and saw some deer signs. I went and met the people with the neighboring properties and they all said that they never hunted it and had never heard shots or anything. I had caught some small bucks on camera and spent the next 2 years developing plots and mineral sites and what not. Finally after those 2 years I decided it was time to start trying to hunt it. I head out after opening weekend (I was working and couldn’t hunt) and check the the camera and I’ll be damned if one of the neighbors wasn’t caught on camera shooting one of the biggest bucks on the property. I asked him about it and he said no he doesn’t even own a rifle. I ended up making a poaching report to my local game warden and had his arrested. Nothing I hate more than a poacher. All that time and money just for someone else to take it
When i was 16, some guys I didn't even know were out on the back of my farm, during rifle deer season. And I was walking all up and down our huge property, trying to drive deer to my dad. who was over the hill waiting for the deer. I saw the three guys and purposely walked back and forth in front of and behind them. I could hear them bitching to each other about me ruining their hunt on our property. Finally, one of them gets up off the ground and starts yelling at me. He said, "You're RUINING OUR HUNT! You're too young to be hunting alone. Where's your dad? Get out of here." At that moment, i asked them if they had permission to hunt here. They said yes. I asked who they got the permission from, and they started to argue with me again. I told them they were trespassing, and they had 10 seconds to grab their shit and disappear. One of the guys said, "You're too young to legally hunt alone. Where's your dad?" (I was legal to hunt my own property at age 12, I was 16 then, and very much the man of the house.) *"I'M RIGHT HERE,"* shouted my dad from 20 yards away. He'd heard them yelling at me, and he stalked in. He said, "By my count, 8 of those 10 seconds are gone." And he raised his Winchester 30-30 to his shoulder, aiming the barrel at their feet. I just stood still. I never saw three guys run so fast. That was over 40 years ago, but I remember it like it was yesterday. When you trespass knowingly on somebody else's property, you better be prepared for whatever happens. It might be your last trespass. We weren't going to hurt them, but my dad sure scared them enough that I'll bet they all had to shower together and change their shorts. They never came back. Which was good for them.
Technically what the father did was illegal. You cannot aim a good at someone unless you Honestly believe your life Or the life of someone you know is in danger. Those hunters could have filed a report and had The father arrested but I suspect the fear of going to jail for Tres. Passing and poaching kept them from doing so
To the few people who are commenting negatively, if you want to hunt on land, then ask permission (and pay, land isn't free) or buy your own land (which will be a lot more expensive). It's not that complicated. The reason landowners care about illegal trespassing and hunting is, NUMBER 1 it is dangerous to have lots of people out hunting in the woods with long rifles at the same time, number 2 they are concerned about property damage that often is accompanied by reckless hunters (the kind that don't ask permission), number 3 they paid for the land and have the right to control who hunts it, in reasonable states you aren't allowed to just waltz onto anybody's private land and hunt there. There is nothing more aggravating than clueless, disrespectful hunters, believe me.
only problem is if anyone did ask they would have been paint bombed i don't know a bout you but that would have made me very upset. Also any deer walking the property would also have been paint bombed and it is illeagal to harass game in any way. And what about game agents in the area, or God forbid a lost child or even a lost disoriented adult . I hope the land owner went to jail over this . And yes I am a hunter who either hunts state land friends property or asks for permission, and it is not that easy 100 no's to one yes. is average
George Wilson Obviously if he asked for perrmission they said no, since they have paint traps as a deterrent for illegal trespassers. The problem is your mindset; you ask as a formality, and you'll obviously hunt it either way. You're a clueless hunter. Sincerely, a hunter and landowner.
Smullet90 in addition, when anyone is on your property and they get hurt by their own fault, your fault or an accident, YOU are financially liable. i dont agree with setting up a paint mine though, because it shows intent of malice for setting up an indiscriminate attack devise. very close to terrorism IED with that said, if the premise of this story is true, the neighbor hunter deserved it and...it is funny
Smullet90 hey dumb fuck it illegal to set booby traps on property so he could sew you for every thing you got so not smart next time just call the dnr dumb fuck
performancepursuit ahaha. Are we actually sure, though, that this guy even knew he was trespassing in the first place? I probably wouldn't. I would just wander deep into some woods and then get blasted by paint not know what the f*** was going on
Um... There is a sign a few feet in front of the Paint Trap in the video. So those who are defending the Poacher by saying maybe He didn't know, are obviously as blind as He was or are intentionally disregarding it like an Ass, like He was. Vast distinction between a Hunter & a Poacher. This Ass has all the trademarks of a Poacher.
After I stopped laughing, it reminded me of so many trespass complaints I had to deal with as a Deputy in my county years ago. I assisted many a land owner in cutting tree stands out of trees on their lands that trespassers installed. Many had the owners names a-fixed to them so it was easy to find them for citations. IN some cases the land owners took & kept the stands in lieu of citations issued. Expensive ways to learn lessons. Trespassers were advidsed that it was not so many years ago that trespassers were dealt with in far more severe ways if the land owners caught them !!
I suppose it depends on who and where you're trespassing. I know certain states won't let you shoot or otherwise unless you've given a verbal warning their presence isn't welcome or that they're trespassing, even still, sometimes you still don't have the right to shoot until they try to harm you. And (thankfully) in Ireland, if you have a hole or something else that someone is trespassing can hurt themselves on, you're liable if they do
I live out in the boons. A few years back we had the sudden burst of richy city folks buying up land out where I live. Someone bought the land that connects partly to my property. It was a big wooded area and they built a house on one end where they cut a road into the road I live on. Well these people cut a line of tree's out on the edge of their property and put up a barbwire fence up against my barbwire fence. They had the bright idea to build a big fort looking deer stand on the back of their property. Their dumb mistake was that the stands was due to them clearing out the trees on the edge of their property is that I can see the deer stand clear as day from my front porch and if I can see it that clearly from my front porch it's way too close to my property line and it's within a certain amount of distance from my house/property and my next door neighbor's house/property. Well after a few calls to the proper authorities richy rich had to tare down the deer stand.
@@krisbeck944 He means that the trespasser was there for the purpose of hunting, so thinks it's ok to trespass, and fire a weapon while doing so, not that he had actually fired his weapon in the video.
There was a kid playing in a river one day. All the sudden somebody started firing rounds in his direction. The guy insisted that the kid was trespassing. I think it's very likely that people go too far protecting their property.
@@wannabecarguy in a lot of states walking inside a body of water isn’t trespassing…. It’s not owned by anyone. But by everyone. I used to travel mikes up the north tyger river from my property all the way to the headwaters. Fishing. Nothing you can do as long as I stay in the water.
Well, he purposely walked past a sign in plain view. Can't say he wasn't warned. A man that age being that willfully unlawful has got no sympathy from me, but the owner of that property deserves a high five for sure.
my husband tracked a hunter to the tree stand he was sitting in, took his name, license plate number, escorted him back to his truck, and the tracks in the snow showed where he had to duck UNDER a no hunting sign (it's also conserved land) that he said he never saw. He also was quite indignant, said he'd been hunting that piece of land for 25 years. Nice. He lost his license for a year and was fined a hundred bucks. I was sorry it wasn't more. We got to keep the wood from the tree stand.
as a hunter myself I say bravo to this landowner. these jerks that trespass give us good, law abiding, respectful hunters who ask permission a bad name. To the hunter in the video, your ass got what it deserved.
Objective Viewer ya because that's not true in anyway or form I'm a land owner it doesn't matter if he owns the property past you cannot use another it's trespassing he would have to go around
Objective Viewer, if he had that right I highly doubt the land owner would have sent that trap for one, secondly maybe the hunter should have just asked if he can still pass thru to get to his land.
Objective Viewer That is a load of bullshit. It doesn’t matter how long he’s used it. The only way it would be legal for him to use the trail is if there was an easement.
As a goodnhunter you approve this, wow I'm ashamed of you guys. Animals don't know who's land is who, wtf they roam free everywhere. You don't even know if his hunt happened to just pass by and he happened to follow thus way for another 5 more minutes for instance and then he might have been off the lot. Dude who are, you can't be a hunter no fucking way you are a hunter
One of my only funny hunting stories. Years ago one of my friends had a little track of land (40 or so acres) that he was trying to hunt. Lots of people around it trying to bring in the deer as well. He gave up and let me use part of it for one of my hobbies, wine making. after my third batch I noticed deer tracks. fifth batch and they are hot and heavy. Like it looks like a deer rave. I mention to him that the deer sure are thick out there and he loses his mind. Turned out the deer were attracted to the place I dumped out my dead yeast after the brew was over. Stuff stunk to high heaven but those deer must have thought it was candy. My dump site ended up with a stand about 75 yards down wind from it.
As a hunter I say this is great! I hate hunters who trespass or poach. They give the rest of us a bad name. Good job. There's no way he can claim to the police or anyone else he wasn't trespassing if he got covered in paint on your land and there's video of it!
Hahahaha that was awesome! You should get some of that dye paint that the banks use in their money bags that stains the thief's skin for weeks and their clothes forever!
@@eyeonart6865 for me it wouldn't be a hunter but a thief. Besides, it's mainly a scare tactic. Not many would choose to test the validity. Personally I choose no signs, I don't like them. I rather that people would respect other's property. A sign says "I'm big and important and dangerous " and that's antagonistic, daring someone to cross a line. Yes?
Tresspassing and poaching is a really great way to get shot. It wouldn’t necessarily be anything but an accident too, if the owner is hunting on their own land, and drops a shot in your direction because he doesn’t know that a person is down range.
The funniest thing is mike had two 4 by 8 plywood signs were this guy walked in. One said this property protected by sherwin Williams. The second one said warning trespassers will be painted. The idiot walked right past both of them.
To jay malone. This was not set up or added in. And to everyone else. This man has been warned for being on private property. He chose not to listen. There was many signs posted about the paint. Unfortunately you cannot see in color but his clothes were not ruined. They were old, stained and ripped. What you don't see is another young man who actually destroys a few things in the property. Please get your facts straight before assuming. Thank you!
Cotronixco I don't care how long a trespassing hunter has been doing something, if I catch him trespassing on my property, he WILL be shot. And not with paint.
Lol my grandpa is in bear country and he just puts up bear traps and then doesn't walk those trails anymore. He put up signs that say "bear traps placed randomly, watch your step" Never had a problem with trespassers 😂
considering trapping bears is illegal these days I think you are full of crap. If a wildlife officer sees a bear trap he is taking someone to jail guaranteed. Not to mention setting traps with intention of hurting or killing people is a severe felony.
@@williambrandondavis6897 Concidering you are not so bright...its often better to sit back and look the fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. As you did. Trapping is still legal in many states, but only using either live barrel traps, or “bucket style” traps. But still bear traps, fool! The point of using these traps is that neither actually hurt the bear, they just keep it in place, then the trapper comes along once a day at least and checks his traps. You get to see if it is a legal harvest or let it go. You see...killing the bear in season is not illegal...and many people put bear traps out and claim it is open the couldnt find last hunt. People who get hurt in any way when entering marked private property have no recourse through law..they are tresspassers. So no felony at all...again the fool. And lets look at who he was talking about....his grandfather.....which makes me believe that he would have been hunting sometime around the 60`s to 80`s??? Did you even think before shittzing between your teeth?? No laws against trapping bears existed in most states at that time either. Most anti trapping laws came into effect during the 90s. Now who looks like they are full of crap???? I bet you cuddle bears for a living...right?? Treehugger!
You all look pretty bad, but theres certainly worse then others. Killing animals that don't need to be killed... is just psychotic really... murdering for fun. Taking adults away from their children. Protecting livestock is one thing, so is hunting for food to eat, going out to kill for 'fun' is what psychologists call a psychopath.
Duggie D lol okay, there are some people that actually do hunt for food, and all over the world there are things called pests, if these hunters don't kill them then vegetarians won't have there wonderful nutritious worthless meals. As an Australian I know just how bad it is, they (being mostly pigs) DESTROY every last patch of grass they see, imagine a farm of any sort with that type of destruction, also because of the increase in vegans (equals more crops) we even need to hunt birds, kangaroo's, pigs, rabbits and a few rarer animals that don't pop up as much as the rest, I think once there was a farmer that lost over $1.8m in just vegetables. Wouldn't be surprised if you are against guns also.
@@skobird2732 many people hunt for other reasons than fun. I've known plenty of people where I'm from that look at deer season as a windfall, since it allows a family to bring in a lot of meat to help feed their families. And having to eat squirrel, rabbit and other such game to get by. That said, what about invasive species and land management?
@@roughtoughcocopuff9313 Might not be DOING anything, but do you want to find some stranger with a gun in your backyard, your property? I've found fresh corn feed on my property, but I think it was the neighbors across the street who've actually got more acres than I do, can you believe that shhh. Couldn't be the old guy that walks with a cane on the small property next to me, it's a long walk and actually easier for him to jump the fence into the middle of my property.
I found a treestand on my land 7 years ago. I took the stand down and left a note saying "call this number to retrieve your stand"...never got a call. Got a nice stand for free😊
I believe trespassing to hunt in some areas is also considered poaching. Trespassing while armed and poaching are both pretty serious and can be dangerous offenses...and dangerous people to catch. I've actually been shot at by people doing that activity when I caught them.
@mikeneill6813 I sincerely doubt it. If you're going to ask permission, you'd probably go to the house directly, through the front gate or something, and I would probably leave my rifle in the truck to seem less intimidating to the landowners. If he's already on property with his rifle in hand, he's actively hunting.
We loaded heavy oil paste paint into a 12 gauge shell. Then we shot it at a canvass for an art project in school. It only left a two inch wide spot on the canvas, but when we looked closer it had torn through and covered the neighbors house behind the canvass in red paint....Big mess. We finally found the right consistency and it worked very well for an outstanding grade. Live and learn.
Bestialphile! You perv!😮🦌 Fuck a Buck is next week! Who remembers this one? "Does the deer have any doe? Yes two bucks"...Three Stooges, circa..60's/70's
@@MrTazman1959 Fascist Republicans want your property too. Life is just one big game of Monopoly and everybody is playing (whether they want to or not).
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People have to learn to respect the rights of landowners. If the sign says no hunting, fishing, or trapping or no trespassing, then stay off the property.
I love it. I hope the guy learned his lesson, though I got a vibe that he feels like he's the victim despite being in the wrong. I guess he can wonder off feeling like he got wronged when he shouldn't have been there in the first place.
I know this is an old clip, but TH-cam brought it to my attention for some reason, so here I am. :P . I wasn't ready for that BANG! About jumped out of my computer chair. That trespasser in hearing it and getting hit with the paint spray....probably had more to wipe up than paint.
@@tubularfrog Ok, you turn it into a "anti-male" gender thing, cause only male deer have antlers. How good can such a painted deer hide from carnivores or even hunters? Good job!
Antlers,raising themslves up onto their hind legs or jumping could trigger the paint blast.the man was wearing glasses.a deer eyes would be at least temporarily damaged by the paint.not the work of landowner concerned about wildlife but only about unloading their aggression.poorly thought out.betr to hide cameras or alarms to indicate the location of the trigger and very carefully approach and identify the trespasser and warn of prosecution measures
@@chezach22 THAT WOULD BE UP TO HIM. IVE HAD PLENTY OF CHANCES TO SUE AND I HAVEN'T. IM 65 AND LEARNED OF THIS LAW AT AGE 19. I WAS A MECHANIC WHEN TOOLS WERE HIGHER THAN TODAY. ONLY MAKING 160.00 A WEEK ABOUT A 3RD WENT TOWARD TOOLS. ABOUT 10 MECHANICS IN THE SHOP 8 HAD BOX AND ALL STOLEN. NO INSURANCE TO COVER IT. I THOUGHT THEY MIGHT COME BACK SO I HOOKED 110 VOLTS TO MY TOOLBOX. I ALMOST WAS FIRED FOR DOING IT. MY BOSS EXPLAINED THE LAW FOR BOOBY TRAPS. IF AN EMERGENCY HAPPENED AND POLICE AND FIRE WERE HARMED I WOULD GO TO JAIL. THEY DID COME BACK EVENTUALLY AND I FOUND ANOTHER PLACE TO WORK.
It's called hunting, we hunt everywhere. A good hunter would never do this joke to this other hunter, this guy is a wolf itself. The other hunter lile many of you it's a keyboard warrior. This is not even funny. This code doesn't exist between hunters. This really dumb move from someone on 60s or 70s, I expect you to grow and think mature.
@uare you that didn't not exist in hunting world, never ever for somebody who huts. For jerk hunter thus could be a possibility, nature is not private, animals roaming around are not private, only 0.000005% of people commenting here are hunters like just stop it pls.
I love this video I've watched it at least 25 times and every time I bust a gut at dudes reaction I bet he had to shower and change his underwear when he got home
A non lethal warning is perfectly fine IMO but what if people get lost? One time I got lost in the woods during a hunt on a new plot of public land that I found online. Walked around for hrs trying to get my bearings. Ended up on the private section and met the owner (thank God). He helped me get out of that woods. Never went back there. Getting lost was not fun.
@@AFreeThinkingDawg09 everyone needs to respect private lands. If there are signs that say stay out you definitely should stay out. However, I wouldn't say people who get lost are seeking to get lost. Even the most veteran hunters can get lost in unfamiliar woods if they aren't paying close attention to their surroundings. This incident that happened to me, happened over a decade ago, when I was a new hunter. In all honesty, you're right, I had no business trying out new areas when I was still directionally challenged out in the woods as a new hunter. At the time I figured if I walk straight into the woods, all I had to do was walk straight back. No way I could get lost. Didn't turn out that way. I'm just glad the owner was understanding and helped me get back to my car. Can't just go get your hunters safety and think you're ready to go be a hunter. There are many other lessons you should learn before heading off into the woods. Life lesson learned!
Trespassing hunters are the worst. I leave my land unhunted periodically to reduce hunting pressure for the next season. Well some people decided they had more right to use my land than I do. This past season someone stole the Plexiglas windows and carpet from my permanent blind. Not only that but they left the door wide open all winter and the hinge broke. Even worse are the goons who stole several of our cedar ad hickory trees. Yes, entire trees Needless to say every access point is clearly posted and under day/night video surveillance now.
+Crazed Monk Trespassers are douche bags, but you do not have the right to shoot them in any state. Now if they're actually attempting to get in your house itself that's a different issue entirely. But you can't just go around shooting anybody that steps foot on your property. It makes zero difference whether you've posted signs indicating you will or not.
Hey; people think you have more than you deserve and what's your is mine and what's mine is mine. Would love to hot wire my property. So tired of thieves.
I am not going to lie I had hoped that paint was neon pink just because it would make it easier for the animals to see him and it would be hilarious to see him explain it to others.
not only is that trespassing that's also poaching. which means he's irresponsible and looks to be a habitual lawbreaker. I myself hunt on a substantial size piece of private property and deal with these kinds of assholes all the time. not only do they walk right past no trespassing private property signs but they also have to jump a fence you tell me who's breaking the law.
Yeah, a buddy I used to work with was sitting there watching tv with his wife and 4 and 5 year old boys and three guys went walking by his living room window with rifles over their shoulders..... He got up and said "what the hell do you think you're doing"? Hunting, what's it look like? NOT on my property you're not.... I mean, the gall of some people lol......
Lol, I'll never forget when I was younger I was walking in the forest with my little 22, and didn't even see this guys small little cabin, nor knew I was on his property, he came out and chewed me a new ass..... I was only about 14-15... After he knew it was unintentional he was actually very nice, actually helped our folks with car trouble. But yea people do not take kindly to it. lol
Muskoka Mike Agree with you, this was the straight rurals though, quite far out in the wilderness. Honestly had no idea we were near anyones property. His cabin was very small and hidden by the trees as well.
imDabbing That's the thing, when you think no one is around, there's someone there. I took a firearm's safety course when I was 13 and that's one thing they taught us...to always be mindful of where you are and where you're shooting.....because even though you're in the middle of BF Maine, miles from no where, that shot you take could have a housewife working in her vegetable garden right through those bushes.....
That is no hunter, that’s a POACHER. I initially only watched the first 30 seconds and thought he got shot, lol. Now I see it was some sort of paint bomb. Hahaha.
As a forester I've literally stood talking to trespassers with the PRIVATE/PASS BY PERMISSION signs posted all around us - and they claim they did not see them. But without the signs, there is practically zero chance to enforce private property. Forest landowners need to know that if they do not attempt to protect their property from trespass either through signs, fencing, gates, etc. they could possibly forfeit that privacy - and a long assumed right to pass can become a prescriptive easement or implied dedication situation that cannot be undone. A lot of trespassers and sneaky neighbors are WELL AWARE of this.
woodkern if i put up a no trespassing sign in my yard and my next door neighbor comes in my yard to take it down, can i call the police and or chwrge him for trespassing and destruction of property
CrazyCayden You need to get some kind of evidence he has done this. I recommend a game camera, or if you are there, use your phone camera. Always ask if they know they are trespassing on property posted as private so there can be no doubt about their intentions to ignore the posting. You need to find out if this person is claiming some prior right to enter - and if he does he needs to prove it. Simply saying he always had the right is not legally sufficient. These kinds of conflicts are best handled in a conversation before things escalate. It could be he has portions of his land you need access to or across, or he has a backhoe you can borrow etc. Forest neighbors can work together if they respect each other.
CrazyCayden If I may... If you don't have proof, and I mean basically have them on camera doing it... Calling the cops will be a waste of your time. The burden of proof is much different in civil court tho... So there's always the option of suing them for the 'damage' done to your property plus all legal fees. There you will only have to convince a jury it's more likely than not that they trespassed and took down your sign. MUCH easier route to go...
OK, Ok, I lost my breath there, OMG that is so perfect. I have a sheep ranch surrounded by forest. The entire ranch is posted every 25 feet, no hunting in like 15 languages, no trespassing, dog will be shot on site, gaurd dog on premises. You know people still trespass and get really mad when my dogs chase them off the property.
I feel for you. Our no trespassing/hunting signs are in English/Spanish, Navajo and Apache. I've never had a problem with the Natives or Latinos but I have shot at many a English speaker... I know they speak English because they always curse me in English when I open fire on them. One day I will hit one and I am legally able to do so in my state.
Yeahhh... but if you look at the idiot closely, I seriously doubt if he can read. That said, you would need to reach him through one of his other senses.
+Andrew Whitehill I am assuming carry a sidearm. Yes, and I also carry the milk, the hay, the car payments, damn I'm tired just thinking about it. Seriously, I carry a glock 21 thats been modified to be able to take a bear.
The wild hogs, and other animals make quick work of any type of body left laying around throughout Texas back country. Any "oops" would be hard to find in a day or two. I do agree that doe scent combined with paint would have been more fun. We have trespassers, students from the university farm that borders our land that have poached deer, and also shot and left deer to wander off and slowly die in our back yard, and it has been happening for years. It is extremely difficult to catch poachers and vandals in the act. And they have no respect for purple paint, lots of "No Trespassing" signs, fences, or anything else. This "paint the perpetrator" is a wonderful idea!!!!! I would love more information on how to set it up effectively.
One should always remember the only thing separating you two is one had was lucky enough to be born into a family of wealth and land owner ship.You didnt work for it. You were given it. One should be compassionate to those whose fate is only separated by pure luck.
@@markchester7584 You didn't build that! Someone else built it for you! Yeah, my beloved mother and father that took me hunting when I was a boy. And the inheritance tax was BRUTAL. Commie nutjobs like him will NEVER get it.
So Goddang funny I haven’t laughed this hard in awhile lolol goddamn pure GOLD lolol I’d have paid to been out near his truck when he came back… “what the heck happened bob?! I didn’t know you were an artist an liked to paint! Lol
Hilarious. Laughed my guts out for 10 minutes. Still smiling. Serves him right. Love his comments to himself. Poetic Justice of the funniest kind. Perfect for trespassing. Thanks for the laughs.
A family member has a very nice piece of property. He put the usual signs up...plus a really cool one that states, "Active target range. Times of operation, dawn to dusk." Seems to have worked so far. Lol.
A good friend of mine constantly had trespassing hunters come onto his property regardless of his signage. He would tell me about these people and we would scheme up deterrents like this to keep them away all the time...but one day, my friend told me a story of this man, about our age, who came to his doorstep, and proceeded with a story that he had been tracking some wild hogs that lead him up to a fence with signage on it. He used his phone to get a view of the property to find where the owners residence might be in respect to his location which turned out wasnt very far from the direction he had approached, so he backtracked to his vehicle and drove to the main driveway leading up to my friends house to request permission for access onto his property to hunt these wild hogs. He showed his licenses/tags to prove he was being sincere. My friend was so taken back by how respectful this guy was he told the man that he could hunt his grounds for pig, for free, whenever he would like, to help keep the population in check, as long as he called ahead of time so there was knowledge of his presence in case of emergency. Now, He is one of our closest friends and visits, to both hunt and hang out regularly.
Sincerity, respect, and honor is still held in high regard among gentlemen. But some people just don't want to play by the rules..
That's how we were raised to hunt,ask first
That is exactly how it's done. Growing up in the stone age we were instructed to always ask permission to hunt someone's property.
nice, good writing and storytelling
Neighboring done right.
It would have been hilarious if he set off a second one after spending all that time cleaning up 🤣
Winning comment...IMHO
I'm glad they didn't I would die laughing 😂 truthfully I would've loved to see him running
Smart tactic! Secondary device! 😄
totally!
@Josh Leach, 😂👌🏻👍🏻, as I see, I'm not the only one with a sense of dark humor.
True story. My brother-in-law lives in southern Michigan. He invited a neighbor to go deer hunting with him on property he owns near Lake City in the north. Two weeks later he went back and found all his driveway gates taken down. He set up cameras and guess who he saw taking the gates down again ? The same downstate neighbor he took hunting once. Some people just suck.
Good thing you told us it's a true story. Because otherwise, it's completely believable.
Yeah and while out there hunting he knew he was coming back
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@@strangerous1313yes if I can't unbelieve it then I believe it because it's a true story so mabey instead of it's true story I believe it *yes*
What was with him taking gates down?
A friend of ours had some rural property and guys with Jeeps would regularly crash through his wood gate and tear up the property with their 4x4s. My dad welded up a heavy steel gate for him and then attached the remains of the wood gate to it. My dad worked in the shipyard as a welder and had a tendency to over build things. Next time it happened it bent the steel gate and there were pieces of Jeep laying there. That definitely put a stop to them.
Lmao
Thats gold, pure Gold mate!🤣😆
The gate equivalent of filling your mailbox with concrete lol
That reminds me of a story I heard a while back. There was a man who was retired from I believe the navy.he moved out to the country. Down his road wasn't too many people but he had one neighbor next to him. Well there was someone that would always speed down that road the guy lived on and taking out mailboxes all the time. Everyone knew who he was and always reported him but nothing would happen to him because his dad was the sheriff of the local police department and he was a crooked cop. Well after that young punk took out his and his next door neighbors mailbox one too many times the guy finally had enough. He made a few phone calls and managed to get one of those old fashioned looking ship anchor that looked like a double hook. He buried the hook ends down in the ground, attached some wood to the outside of the anchors that was out of the ground, and he attached his and his next door neighbor's mailbox to it. Well one evening that same dude come flying down the road in his car and *WHAM* hit the anchor. Not only did he hit it hard enough to do front end damage to the car but he hit it with enough force that one of the hooks from the anchor uprooted out of the ground and stabbed the bottom of the dudes car. Dude had been drinking and he was underage too. The man called county police out there because he knew if he called the local police the crooked Sheriff would of probably let him go that night. Well dude did call his dad to try and bail him out but because county was there they told him he can't get involved.
@@JoeXTheXJuggalo1interesting stories as always of hard physical hammers going down or up in our lives so that we know not to do goofy stupid actions as those drinking and especially underage
He's the kind of guy that trespasses on your property and then falls and tries to sue you. It happens all the time.
How do you possibly know that just by looking at the guy? Your just as much of a prick as the guy who posted this video
i love trespassing properties like this, not to hunt mind you, but to practice evasion and trap detection. had seen plenty of tripwires for perimeter alarms. now i can't help but look out for tripwires anywhere out in the forest. i train myself to get as close to the house without being detected. only been caught once and he threatened to call cops on me, so i just ran off
@@cagneybillingsley2165 You sound like a real winner.
No idea why its legal to sue someone when you are trespassing or breaking the law
@@cagneybillingsley2165it be a shame if someone mistook you for a deer….
Would have been brilliant if you see him walk off camera at the end after cleaning everything and you hear another bang and 'damn it!'
Paul McCloud 😂😂😂😂
hahaha
You just made my day
Paul McCloud i hoped so... thats too ingeniously hilarious
Yaaaaaas! 😂
I was given 120 acres when my uncle passed away. No one in the family had ever hunted and to my knowledge it hadn’t been hunted by anyone. I went out to check the property and saw some deer signs. I went and met the people with the neighboring properties and they all said that they never hunted it and had never heard shots or anything. I had caught some small bucks on camera and spent the next 2 years developing plots and mineral sites and what not. Finally after those 2 years I decided it was time to start trying to hunt it. I head out after opening weekend (I was working and couldn’t hunt) and check the the camera and I’ll be damned if one of the neighbors wasn’t caught on camera shooting one of the biggest bucks on the property. I asked him about it and he said no he doesn’t even own a rifle. I ended up making a poaching report to my local game warden and had his arrested. Nothing I hate more than a poacher. All that time and money just for someone else to take it
You lie to much. Lol
@@lesjones7019 yep. You’re right. Run back to your bridge
You were upset the other guy got your buck , now you and the other guy are both dammed by the lord
@@MrBoatDoctor i have sinned.
@@MrBoatDoctor pretty sure if the penalty for that sin is damnation, then the entire world is FUCKED.
When i was 16, some guys I didn't even know were out on the back of my farm, during rifle deer season. And I was walking all up and down our huge property, trying to drive deer to my dad. who was over the hill waiting for the deer.
I saw the three guys and purposely walked back and forth in front of and behind them. I could hear them bitching to each other about me ruining their hunt on our property.
Finally, one of them gets up off the ground and starts yelling at me. He said, "You're RUINING OUR HUNT! You're too young to be hunting alone. Where's your dad? Get out of here."
At that moment, i asked them if they had permission to hunt here. They said yes. I asked who they got the permission from, and they started to argue with me again.
I told them they were trespassing, and they had 10 seconds to grab their shit and disappear.
One of the guys said, "You're too young to legally hunt alone. Where's your dad?" (I was legal to hunt my own property at age 12, I was 16 then, and very much the man of the house.)
*"I'M RIGHT HERE,"* shouted my dad from 20 yards away. He'd heard them yelling at me, and he stalked in.
He said, "By my count, 8 of those 10 seconds are gone." And he raised his Winchester 30-30 to his shoulder, aiming the barrel at their feet. I just stood still.
I never saw three guys run so fast. That was over 40 years ago, but I remember it like it was yesterday.
When you trespass knowingly on somebody else's property, you better be prepared for whatever happens. It might be your last trespass. We weren't going to hurt them, but my dad sure scared them enough that I'll bet they all had to shower together and change their shorts. They never came back. Which was good for them.
You have a great dad story. 😊
I don't believe much I read on the Internet, but I can tell by how you told it, that story is as true as any can be
@@ruidadgmailcanada8508 I had a great dad. World War 2 Navy Vet, engineer, martial arts instructor, farmer, inventor... He was murdered in 20l4.
Technically what the father did was illegal. You cannot aim a good at someone unless you Honestly believe your life Or the life of someone you know is in danger. Those hunters could have filed a report and had The father arrested but I suspect the fear of going to jail for Tres. Passing and poaching kept them from doing so
@@russellpearce3749 Technically, we were already in threat, or at least I was. Not illegal, in the US state I was in.
To the few people who are commenting negatively, if you want to hunt on land, then ask permission (and pay, land isn't free) or buy your own land (which will be a lot more expensive). It's not that complicated. The reason landowners care about illegal trespassing and hunting is, NUMBER 1 it is dangerous to have lots of people out hunting in the woods with long rifles at the same time, number 2 they are concerned about property damage that often is accompanied by reckless hunters (the kind that don't ask permission), number 3 they paid for the land and have the right to control who hunts it, in reasonable states you aren't allowed to just waltz onto anybody's private land and hunt there.
There is nothing more aggravating than clueless, disrespectful hunters, believe me.
only problem is if anyone did ask they would have been paint bombed i don't know a bout you but that would have made me very upset. Also any deer walking the property would also have been paint bombed and it is illeagal to harass game in any way. And what about game agents in the area, or God forbid a lost child or even a lost disoriented adult . I hope the land owner went to jail over this . And yes I am a hunter who either hunts state land friends property or asks for permission, and it is not that easy 100 no's to one yes. is average
George Wilson
Obviously if he asked for perrmission they said no, since they have paint traps as a deterrent for illegal trespassers. The problem is your mindset; you ask as a formality, and you'll obviously hunt it either way. You're a clueless hunter. Sincerely, a hunter and landowner.
Smullet90 in addition, when anyone is on your property and they get hurt by their own fault, your fault or an accident, YOU are financially liable. i dont agree with setting up a paint mine though, because it shows intent of malice for setting up an indiscriminate attack devise. very close to terrorism IED
with that said, if the premise of this story is true, the neighbor hunter deserved it and...it is funny
Smullet90 hey dumb fuck it illegal to set booby traps on property so he could sew you for every thing you got so not smart next time just call the dnr dumb fuck
Get Atme does the trap have malicious nature if they forgot to take it down after they played paintball?
I didn't cross 3 barbed wire fences to be treated like this. GOOD DAY SIR!
performancepursuit ahaha. Are we actually sure, though, that this guy even knew he was trespassing in the first place? I probably wouldn't. I would just wander deep into some woods and then get blasted by paint not know what the f*** was going on
Guess it depends. I've got 63 areas and have posted no trespassing/hunting signs all over and still get dickheads that do it.
performancepursuit but maybe he didnt cross any fence
But Fez....
Um... There is a sign a few feet in front of the Paint Trap in the video. So those who are defending the Poacher by saying maybe He didn't know, are obviously as blind as He was or are intentionally disregarding it like an Ass, like He was. Vast distinction between a Hunter & a Poacher. This Ass has all the trademarks of a Poacher.
In addition to cleaning off the paint, I'm sure he had a heck of a time cleaning out his underpants too, after the shock of that initial loud BANG!😂😂😂
After I stopped laughing, it reminded me of so many trespass complaints I had to deal with as a Deputy in my county years ago. I assisted many a land owner in cutting tree stands out of trees on their lands that trespassers installed. Many had the owners names a-fixed to them so it was easy to find them for citations. IN some cases the land owners took & kept the stands in lieu of citations issued. Expensive ways to learn lessons. Trespassers were advidsed that it was not so many years ago that trespassers were dealt with in far more severe ways if the land owners caught them !!
I suppose it depends on who and where you're trespassing. I know certain states won't let you shoot or otherwise unless you've given a verbal warning their presence isn't welcome or that they're trespassing, even still, sometimes you still don't have the right to shoot until they try to harm you. And (thankfully) in Ireland, if you have a hole or something else that someone is trespassing can hurt themselves on, you're liable if they do
I would have pooped in their stand.
you laugh when somebody use a booby trap againts you? fucken retard.
@@SlyFireVR There is a saying for situations like that, "shoot, shovel, shut up".
I live out in the boons. A few years back we had the sudden burst of richy city folks buying up land out where I live. Someone bought the land that connects partly to my property. It was a big wooded area and they built a house on one end where they cut a road into the road I live on. Well these people cut a line of tree's out on the edge of their property and put up a barbwire fence up against my barbwire fence. They had the bright idea to build a big fort looking deer stand on the back of their property. Their dumb mistake was that the stands was due to them clearing out the trees on the edge of their property is that I can see the deer stand clear as day from my front porch and if I can see it that clearly from my front porch it's way too close to my property line and it's within a certain amount of distance from my house/property and my next door neighbor's house/property. Well after a few calls to the proper authorities richy rich had to tare down the deer stand.
I love how these guys think it's ok to not only trespass but fire a weapon on another person's property.
Most likely was a trigger, which activated a shell, covering him in paint. See it all the time.
@@krisbeck944
He means that the trespasser was there for the purpose of hunting, so thinks it's ok to trespass, and fire a weapon while doing so, not that he had actually fired his weapon in the video.
There was a kid playing in a river one day. All the sudden somebody started firing rounds in his direction. The guy insisted that the kid was trespassing. I think it's very likely that people go too far protecting their property.
It's a good way to get an answering salvo!!
@@wannabecarguy in a lot of states walking inside a body of water isn’t trespassing…. It’s not owned by anyone. But by everyone. I used to travel mikes up the north tyger river from my property all the way to the headwaters. Fishing. Nothing you can do as long as I stay in the water.
Rumor has it 7 years later he's still cleaning off the paint
And cleaning his s shorts out too. Think he thought he had been shot.
😂😂😂😂
A hunting trespasser is a polite way of calling someone a poacher.
Also a thief, who is actively devaluing and defrauding your property. That's a paddlin' *pew pew*
The look of disgust and bewilderment on his face is priceless👍🤣
Well, he purposely walked past a sign in plain view. Can't say he wasn't warned. A man that age being that willfully unlawful has got no sympathy from me, but the owner of that property deserves a high five for sure.
Amen
@Stephen Hurd Amon is the eygptian. Get yur facts straight. I dont know why i feel the need to say this but your an idiot
my husband tracked a hunter to the tree stand he was sitting in, took his name, license plate number, escorted him back to his truck, and the tracks in the snow showed where he had to duck UNDER a no hunting sign (it's also conserved land) that he said he never saw. He also was quite indignant, said he'd been hunting that piece of land for 25 years. Nice. He lost his license for a year and was fined a hundred bucks. I was sorry it wasn't more. We got to keep the wood from the tree stand.
42lookc,
I second that, Regatds!
Stephen Hurd you find out that earth is flat yet?
as a hunter myself I say bravo to this landowner. these jerks that trespass give us good, law abiding, respectful hunters who ask permission a bad name.
To the hunter in the video, your ass got what it deserved.
Objective Viewer Where did you find this out from?
Objective Viewer ya because that's not true in anyway or form I'm a land owner it doesn't matter if he owns the property past you cannot use another it's trespassing he would have to go around
Objective Viewer, if he had that right I highly doubt the land owner would have sent that trap for one, secondly maybe the hunter should have just asked if he can still pass thru to get to his land.
Objective Viewer That is a load of bullshit. It doesn’t matter how long he’s used it. The only way it would be legal for him to use the trail is if there was an easement.
As a goodnhunter you approve this, wow I'm ashamed of you guys. Animals don't know who's land is who, wtf they roam free everywhere. You don't even know if his hunt happened to just pass by and he happened to follow thus way for another 5 more minutes for instance and then he might have been off the lot. Dude who are, you can't be a hunter no fucking way you are a hunter
One of my only funny hunting stories. Years ago one of my friends had a little track of land (40 or so acres) that he was trying to hunt. Lots of people around it trying to bring in the deer as well. He gave up and let me use part of it for one of my hobbies, wine making. after my third batch I noticed deer tracks. fifth batch and they are hot and heavy. Like it looks like a deer rave. I mention to him that the deer sure are thick out there and he loses his mind.
Turned out the deer were attracted to the place I dumped out my dead yeast after the brew was over. Stuff stunk to high heaven but those deer must have thought it was candy.
My dump site ended up with a stand about 75 yards down wind from it.
Now that's scratching each other's backs for real. Favor for a favor
I love how much time this dude had to spend getting himself cleaned up. Probably more time than it took him to walk into the woods.
As a hunter I say this is great! I hate hunters who trespass or poach. They give the rest of us a bad name. Good job. There's no way he can claim to the police or anyone else he wasn't trespassing if he got covered in paint on your land and there's video of it!
I agree I've hunted boundary lines u can watch but u wait till they cross and get a ways over then Ya got a shot or just sit and watch lol
A booby trap with explosives will get you a nice plot...right under the prison. Absolutely a terrorist-type charge.
I think his underwear got some paint in them too!!!!
Yes Brown and Yellow ..
That's not paint.
Won't smell like paint either. That I'm sure
That's not paint those are bacon strips
but how could paint....ohhhhh
Hahahaha that was awesome! You should get some of that dye paint that the banks use in their money bags that stains the thief's skin for weeks and their clothes forever!
That's brilliant!! 😂
@@jdunnatl yeah every once in a while i come up with a good one!
As an older fellow, how would he think it would be okay to pass signs and still fire a round on someone else’s land.. man that’s pathetic
My idea for a good no trespassing sign, "The first shot you hear will be a warning. You won't hear the second shot."
The mind of man always choose's killing of another human being. sad. The hunter killed no one. but you would kill him over some property, sad.
@@eyeonart6865 for me it wouldn't be a hunter but a thief. Besides, it's mainly a scare tactic. Not many would choose to test the validity. Personally I choose no signs, I don't like them. I rather that people would respect other's property. A sign says "I'm big and important and dangerous " and that's antagonistic, daring someone to cross a line. Yes?
Stealing that..lol
We had this sign at our camp. Trespassers will be shot. Survivors will be shot again.
@@eyeonart6865 calm down it's a joke
..."as we paint those who trespass against us"
Ok that's funny.
Lol......great one George M😂🤣😂🤣
😂
Underappreciated comment
;D~ good one! :)
This field camera has the best microphone I've ever seen. Even picks up his breathing. Kinda like he's wearing a microphone.
Tresspassing and poaching is a really great way to get shot. It wouldn’t necessarily be anything but an accident too, if the owner is hunting on their own land, and drops a shot in your direction because he doesn’t know that a person is down range.
The funniest thing is mike had two 4 by 8 plywood signs were this guy walked in.
One said this property protected by sherwin Williams.
The second one said warning trespassers will be painted.
The idiot walked right past both of them.
where*
To jay malone. This was not set up or added in. And to everyone else. This man has been warned for being on private property. He chose not to listen. There was many signs posted about the paint. Unfortunately you cannot see in color but his clothes were not ruined. They were old, stained and ripped. What you don't see is another young man who actually destroys a few things in the property. Please get your facts straight before assuming. Thank you!
If the hunter has been doing this over 15 consecutive years, then he is not breaking the law - you are.
Cotronixco
I don't care how long a trespassing hunter has been doing something, if I catch him trespassing on my property, he WILL be shot. And not with paint.
***** Then you are criminally negligent.
A guy is trespassing on my property with a gun. I feel my life is threatened. Boom - self-defense, case closed.
***** You will be found criminally negligent.
Lol my grandpa is in bear country and he just puts up bear traps and then doesn't walk those trails anymore. He put up signs that say "bear traps placed randomly, watch your step"
Never had a problem with trespassers 😂
Grandpa's can be so canny.
considering trapping bears is illegal these days I think you are full of crap. If a wildlife officer sees a bear trap he is taking someone to jail guaranteed. Not to mention setting traps with intention of hurting or killing people is a severe felony.
Your grandpa is a felon.
That would make grandpa a felon lmao.. The sign is enough, there doesn't actually need to be traps. They won't know they aren't there..
@@williambrandondavis6897 Concidering you are not so bright...its often better to sit back and look the fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. As you did. Trapping is still legal in many states, but only using either live barrel traps, or “bucket style” traps. But still bear traps, fool! The point of using these traps is that neither actually hurt the bear, they just keep it in place, then the trapper comes along once a day at least and checks his traps. You get to see if it is a legal harvest or let it go. You see...killing the bear in season is not illegal...and many people put bear traps out and claim it is open the couldnt find last hunt. People who get hurt in any way when entering marked private property have no recourse through law..they are tresspassers. So no felony at all...again the fool. And lets look at who he was talking about....his grandfather.....which makes me believe that he would have been hunting sometime around the 60`s to 80`s??? Did you even think before shittzing between your teeth?? No laws against trapping bears existed in most states at that time either. Most anti trapping laws came into effect during the 90s. Now who looks like they are full of crap???? I bet you cuddle bears for a living...right?? Treehugger!
This never gets old 😂😂😂
as a hunter, I'm glad to see when the ass hats that make the rest of us look bad get what's coming to them.
You all look pretty bad, but theres certainly worse then others. Killing animals that don't need to be killed... is just psychotic really... murdering for fun. Taking adults away from their children. Protecting livestock is one thing, so is hunting for food to eat, going out to kill for 'fun' is what psychologists call a psychopath.
Yep, as an avid hunter I am glad to see this guy get what he deserves. Although a nice long talk with the landowner would also be nice...
Duggie D lol okay, there are some people that actually do hunt for food, and all over the world there are things called pests, if these hunters don't kill them then vegetarians won't have there wonderful nutritious worthless meals. As an Australian I know just how bad it is, they (being mostly pigs) DESTROY every last patch of grass they see, imagine a farm of any sort with that type of destruction, also because of the increase in vegans (equals more crops) we even need to hunt birds, kangaroo's, pigs, rabbits and a few rarer animals that don't pop up as much as the rest, I think once there was a farmer that lost over $1.8m in just vegetables. Wouldn't be surprised if you are against guns also.
@@skobird2732 many people hunt for other reasons than fun. I've known plenty of people where I'm from that look at deer season as a windfall, since it allows a family to bring in a lot of meat to help feed their families. And having to eat squirrel, rabbit and other such game to get by. That said, what about invasive species and land management?
How can anyone dislike this video, the guy got exactly what he deserved.
Why?
@@cashcash5995 There is such a thing as the spirit of the law though. The guy wasn't doing anything
@@roughtoughcocopuff9313 Might not be DOING anything, but do you want to find some stranger with a gun in your backyard, your property? I've found fresh corn feed on my property, but I think it was the neighbors across the street who've actually got more acres than I do, can you believe that shhh. Couldn't be the old guy that walks with a cane on the small property next to me, it's a long walk and actually easier for him to jump the fence into the middle of my property.
@@roughtoughcocopuff9313 If you ask that you certainly are to dumb to understand an answer of any kind.
@@cashcash5995 City boy, ain't you?
I found a treestand on my land 7 years ago. I took the stand down and left a note saying "call this number to retrieve your stand"...never got a call. Got a nice stand for free😊
I waited 9 years to watch this. It was worth it.
I believe trespassing to hunt in some areas is also considered poaching. Trespassing while armed and poaching are both pretty serious and can be dangerous offenses...and dangerous people to catch. I've actually been shot at by people doing that activity when I caught them.
Getting shot at is attempted murder. I wouldn't move around large pieces of land without being armed with a DMR style arm.
One of the first things they teach in hunter safety class is always ask permission from the landowner before you hunt.
He was on his way to ask 😂
@@toosicc2true Is that a verifiable fact? I'd like to know. Regards.
@mikeneill6813 I sincerely doubt it. If you're going to ask permission, you'd probably go to the house directly, through the front gate or something, and I would probably leave my rifle in the truck to seem less intimidating to the landowners. If he's already on property with his rifle in hand, he's actively hunting.
These guys dont care what a teacher tells them
I was thinking he'd get ambushed by a load of paintballs.
We loaded heavy oil paste paint into a 12 gauge shell. Then we shot it at a canvass for an art project in school. It only left a two inch wide spot on the canvas, but when we looked closer it had torn through and covered the neighbors house behind the canvass in red paint....Big mess.
We finally found the right consistency and it worked very well for an outstanding grade.
Live and learn.
Next time load it up with some “Doe in Heat” scent and let the bucks have their fun too. 😀
Bahahahahahaha
Youre a genius
How about some fast drying fluoro pink paint
That would be called estrous lol
Bestialphile! You perv!😮🦌
Fuck a Buck is next week!
Who remembers this one?
"Does the deer have any doe? Yes two bucks"...Three Stooges, circa..60's/70's
Just stay off peoples posted property. That also goes for government officials and workers. Respect another man's land.
Not a Biden Harris get in communist bastard’s wants everybody’s property...
@@MrTazman1959 your right!!! They coming for everything!!!
But you don't really own your property. Think I'm wrong? Stop paying your taxes and find out.
@@MrTazman1959 Fascist Republicans want your property too. Life is just one big game of Monopoly and everybody is playing (whether they want to or not).
@@johns3491 The communist pushing the danger of communism was coming from the left right now but I’m agree delete the two party one rig game system they’ve been selling us out to China Mitch McConnell‘s Chinese shipping company but the Biden family they took 3 1/2 million from the mayor of Moscow Wife 1,000,000,000 1/2 in a suppose all hedge fund from China which they have access to that money Biden’s brother built 25,000 houses in Iraq I was $1 billion contract Romania Ukraine the gas company and that’s all in the last four years Bidens of them taking money in for 30.
It's amazing how perfectly the camera was angled to catch the whole episode.
People have to learn to respect the rights of landowners. If the sign says no hunting, fishing, or trapping or no trespassing, then stay off the property.
Aejon Starkgaryen if I shoot a deer, and it runs onto someone's private property, I'm going after my deer, regardless of their signs..
Just a heads up, you may want to go get permission before you do.
Then you get to meet the sheriff Rexford.
Brian H That's what the Sheriff told me, and you have 3 days to get your animal out of the woods.
Maybe in your state. In WI you have ZERO right to enter anyone's land without permission. It doesn't matter what excuse or reason you have.
That was awesome. HE HAD NO RESPECT FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY BUT HE GOT PLENTY PAINT.
Absolute gem of a video. I love old youtube, better then new TH-cam.
It looks like he's had a lot of practice wiping down that gun barrel!
2.5k trespassers disliked this video.
@Gemcitykid only God can save their soles. ..
@Gemcitykid That's a bit harsh. People may have disliked it because they don't care for staged videos posing as real events.
2,5 k Liberals!! They think everything is theirs!
@@mikael7956 yes!! Tell em all
@@brittanymeals4019 Their soles? What's going to happen to the bottom of their feet?
This video NEVER gets old.
No but the whiny arguing comments do 😂
Gotta love a guy that cleans his rifle before he cleans himself tho
Bro had an immediate Nam flashback. Epic.
I love it. I hope the guy learned his lesson, though I got a vibe that he feels like he's the victim despite being in the wrong. I guess he can wonder off feeling like he got wronged when he shouldn't have been there in the first place.
When they are breaking the law it's okay to refer to them as "poachers". It gives hunters a bad name.
He could just be a violator.
@@beauregardrippey5508 well, he got violated.
@@dalehood1846 yes he did. Do you know the difference between a poacher and a violator?
I know this is an old clip, but TH-cam brought it to my attention for some reason, so here I am. :P
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I wasn't ready for that BANG! About jumped out of my computer chair. That trespasser in hearing it and getting hit with the paint spray....probably had more to wipe up than paint.
I’m more impressed he had a rag that readily available
I wonder how many pissed off painted deer are walking around there......🤠
Oh shit thats soo true!
The trap had a high snare as he got it in the face.
@@tubularfrog Ok, you turn it into a "anti-male" gender thing, cause only male deer have antlers. How good can such a painted deer hide from carnivores or even hunters? Good job!
Robert Janko what are you even saying dude
Antlers,raising themslves up onto their hind legs or jumping could trigger the paint blast.the man was wearing glasses.a deer eyes would be at least temporarily damaged by the paint.not the work of landowner concerned about wildlife but only about unloading their aggression.poorly thought out.betr to hide cameras or alarms to indicate the location of the trigger and very carefully approach and identify the trespasser and warn of prosecution measures
No need to defend yourself. He's lucky it was just paint. No Trespassing, means... NO TRESPASSING!
how?
well said!!
then the god damn blm should stop selling off our public lands!
No trespassing means no trespassing?!?!
Of course it does. What else would it mean?
David Martinez din du nuff ing
Love it, ma'am. As a rancher, I can tell you this is one of the biggest diseases out there.... disrespect.✝️🤯🤠
If I was in the woods, and I heard a loud shot like that (with paint), I'd be running for cover!
As a caretaker of many properties it amazes me how many people have no respect for boundaries. Bravo!
he got painted, then he painted his underwear..
Matthew Robertson scared the crap outta me.
Lol. Yeah, Jackson Pollack Brown... I wish/hope they used ink.
I was thinking the same. He should save the cloth for his behind.
What color?
Matthew Robertson more like "coated".
Criminals come in all ages
You needed to have two of them close together to get him a second time....LOL
My favorite part is when he acts like he's the victim.
Don't they always?? No matter what line they cross, they're always the victim-:)
Democraps....
Unfortunately he is the victim of a booby trap. Highly against the law. He can sue and buy the land.
@@matchthat5053 Then you agree with pursuing a civil case in court?
@@chezach22 THAT WOULD BE UP TO HIM. IVE HAD PLENTY OF CHANCES TO SUE AND I HAVEN'T. IM 65 AND LEARNED OF THIS LAW AT AGE 19. I WAS A MECHANIC WHEN TOOLS WERE HIGHER THAN TODAY. ONLY MAKING 160.00 A WEEK ABOUT A 3RD WENT TOWARD TOOLS. ABOUT 10 MECHANICS IN THE SHOP 8 HAD BOX AND ALL STOLEN. NO INSURANCE TO COVER IT. I THOUGHT THEY MIGHT COME BACK SO I HOOKED 110 VOLTS TO MY TOOLBOX. I ALMOST WAS FIRED FOR DOING IT. MY BOSS EXPLAINED THE LAW FOR BOOBY TRAPS. IF AN EMERGENCY HAPPENED AND POLICE AND FIRE WERE HARMED I WOULD GO TO JAIL. THEY DID COME BACK EVENTUALLY AND I FOUND ANOTHER PLACE TO WORK.
Go on somebodies PRIVATE property with a gun, without permission. Brilliant! Expect the worst.
It's called hunting, we hunt everywhere. A good hunter would never do this joke to this other hunter, this guy is a wolf itself. The other hunter lile many of you it's a keyboard warrior. This is not even funny. This code doesn't exist between hunters. This really dumb move from someone on 60s or 70s, I expect you to grow and think mature.
@@yaouG1 it's private property dipshit.
@uare you that didn't not exist in hunting world, never ever for somebody who huts. For jerk hunter thus could be a possibility, nature is not private, animals roaming around are not private, only 0.000005% of people commenting here are hunters like just stop it pls.
@@yaouG1 PRIVATE PROPERTY, maybe people DON'T WANT STRANGERS WITH GUNS on their property, a reasonable thing to want....
Frenk Lopez fuck you if you think trespassing is ok. Fuck around and find out. He’s lucky he didn’t get shot
I love this video I've watched it at least 25 times and every time I bust a gut at dudes reaction I bet he had to shower and change his underwear when he got home
I needed that laugh today. Thanks!
tagged the trespasser and scared away any game nearby. Good work.
This just popped up for me and even though it’s an old video it is funny as hell.
Dude Naf but that's not called old that's night vision
@@peylesspey3067 lol. No i was saying old video because it was posted in 2013.
@@hashtagjustadad5110 yeah 2013 ain't old I thank everything behind the 80s is old that's what I thank
@@peylesspey3067 😄😂🤣 Way over your head. May need a cup of coffee to get your brain goin.
I dont understand YT suggestions but I appreciate it. Oldie but goodie for sure! Get off my lawn! 😄
A non lethal warning is perfectly fine IMO but what if people get lost? One time I got lost in the woods during a hunt on a new plot of public land that I found online. Walked around for hrs trying to get my bearings. Ended up on the private section and met the owner (thank God). He helped me get out of that woods. Never went back there. Getting lost was not fun.
There are signs all over private land. You’re not getting lost unless you want to or your oblivious and shouldn’t have a gun anyways
@@AFreeThinkingDawg09 everyone needs to respect private lands. If there are signs that say stay out you definitely should stay out. However, I wouldn't say people who get lost are seeking to get lost. Even the most veteran hunters can get lost in unfamiliar woods if they aren't paying close attention to their surroundings. This incident that happened to me, happened over a decade ago, when I was a new hunter. In all honesty, you're right, I had no business trying out new areas when I was still directionally challenged out in the woods as a new hunter. At the time I figured if I walk straight into the woods, all I had to do was walk straight back. No way I could get lost. Didn't turn out that way. I'm just glad the owner was understanding and helped me get back to my car. Can't just go get your hunters safety and think you're ready to go be a hunter. There are many other lessons you should learn before heading off into the woods. Life lesson learned!
Getting lost really sucks.
So funny!!! Great job!!
Damnit, I didn't want this video to end. I was hoping he would start walking the same way, and then have about 5 paint ballers open up on him..
Hes not wearing a mask tho
@Jerry Dalrymple
Remember the golden rule! Always protect and clean your tool.
patrick mcglone you need to get out more.
Dude I thought the same thing... reason why I clicked on the video.
Exactly!
Trespassing hunters are the worst. I leave my land unhunted periodically to reduce hunting pressure for the next season. Well some people decided they had more right to use my land than I do. This past season someone stole the Plexiglas windows and carpet from my permanent blind. Not only that but they left the door wide open all winter and the hinge broke. Even worse are the goons who stole several of our cedar ad hickory trees. Yes, entire trees
Needless to say every access point is clearly posted and under day/night video surveillance now.
+Crazed Monk
Trespassers are douche bags, but you do not have the right to shoot them in any state. Now if they're actually attempting to get in your house itself that's a different issue entirely. But you can't just go around shooting anybody that steps foot on your property. It makes zero difference whether you've posted signs indicating you will or not.
Chris Gilliam no you're a weak spined pansy. Trump is your president.
How do you steal a tree?
Hey; people think you have more than you deserve and what's your is mine and what's mine is mine. Would love to hot wire my property. So tired of thieves.
Does anyone else think it's freaking hilarious someone named "Kandi Klover" called someone else a pussy bitch?
I am not going to lie I had hoped that paint was neon pink just because it would make it easier for the animals to see him and it would be hilarious to see him explain it to others.
You got Burl Ives man! A true hunter, cleans his rifle before anything else.
Needs a little bit of Skunk Essence in that paint.
I like the way you think... and don’t forget some tobasco sauce...
Deer piss. You can buy it.
akbychoice you
That is just evil i like the way you think
Fermented piss and shit, mixed with essence of ghost pepper!!!
not only is that trespassing that's also poaching. which means he's irresponsible and looks to be a habitual lawbreaker. I myself hunt on a substantial size piece of private property and deal with these kinds of assholes all the time. not only do they walk right past no trespassing private property signs but they also have to jump a fence you tell me who's breaking the law.
Yeah, a buddy I used to work with was sitting there watching tv with his wife and 4 and 5 year old boys and three guys went walking by his living room window with rifles over their shoulders.....
He got up and said "what the hell do you think you're doing"?
Hunting, what's it look like?
NOT on my property you're not....
I mean, the gall of some people lol......
Lol, I'll never forget when I was younger I was walking in the forest with my little 22, and didn't even see this guys small little cabin, nor knew I was on his property, he came out and chewed me a new ass..... I was only about 14-15... After he knew it was unintentional he was actually very nice, actually helped our folks with car trouble. But yea people do not take kindly to it. lol
imDabbing Yeah, that's just it though, if you're going out into the woods with a firearm, no matter what your age, you should know where you are.....
Muskoka Mike Agree with you, this was the straight rurals though, quite far out in the wilderness. Honestly had no idea we were near anyones property. His cabin was very small and hidden by the trees as well.
imDabbing That's the thing, when you think no one is around, there's someone there. I took a firearm's safety course when I was 13 and that's one thing they taught us...to always be mindful of where you are and where you're shooting.....because even though you're in the middle of BF Maine, miles from no where, that shot you take could have a housewife working in her vegetable garden right through those bushes.....
Now, that's a work of original art!
mann, this was such a great idea and it truly made me cry-laughing so hard!!!!!
Luckily he wore his BROWN underwear that day.
Next time use skunk scent instead of paint
James Weber use lead fishing weights
or shavings from a metal lathe.
That's a good one I said oil based paint but the skunk scent is just as good
Or pigs blood
Chili extract?
That is no hunter, that’s a POACHER. I initially only watched the first 30 seconds and thought he got shot, lol. Now I see it was some sort of paint bomb. Hahaha.
A camouflaged pit would also work well 😂
Looks like a sign right in front of him.
As a forester I've literally stood talking to trespassers with the PRIVATE/PASS BY PERMISSION signs posted all around us - and they claim they did not see them. But without the signs, there is practically zero chance to enforce private property. Forest landowners need to know that if they do not attempt to protect their property from trespass either through signs, fencing, gates, etc. they could possibly forfeit that privacy - and a long assumed right to pass can become a prescriptive easement or implied dedication situation that cannot be undone. A lot of trespassers and sneaky neighbors are WELL AWARE of this.
Very true... I found out the hard way. lol
woodkern if i put up a no trespassing sign in my yard and my next door neighbor comes in my yard to take it down, can i call the police and or chwrge him for trespassing and destruction of property
CrazyCayden
You need to get some kind of evidence he has done this. I recommend a game camera, or if you are there, use your phone camera. Always ask if they know they are trespassing on property posted as private so there can be no doubt about their intentions to ignore the posting. You need to find out if this person is claiming some prior right to enter - and if he does he needs to prove it. Simply saying he always had the right is not legally sufficient. These kinds of conflicts are best handled in a conversation before things escalate. It could be he has portions of his land you need access to or across, or he has a backhoe you can borrow etc. Forest neighbors can work together if they respect each other.
CrazyCayden If I may... If you don't have proof, and I mean basically have them on camera doing it... Calling the cops will be a waste of your time. The burden of proof is much different in civil court tho... So there's always the option of suing them for the 'damage' done to your property plus all legal fees. There you will only have to convince a jury it's more likely than not that they trespassed and took down your sign. MUCH easier route to go...
That's why in SC there is no requirement to post your property. Every acre in the state is considered private unless posted otherwise.
Best use of a paintball game grenade I seen yet
I love it when the poacher calls himself a son of a bitch!
OK, Ok, I lost my breath there, OMG that is so perfect. I have a sheep ranch surrounded by forest. The entire ranch is posted every 25 feet, no hunting in like 15 languages, no trespassing, dog will be shot on site, gaurd dog on premises. You know people still trespass and get really mad when my dogs chase them off the property.
Some people are born stupid and think the rules do not apply to them.
I feel for you. Our no trespassing/hunting signs are in English/Spanish, Navajo and Apache. I've never had a problem with the Natives or Latinos but I have shot at many a English speaker... I know they speak English because they always curse me in English when I open fire on them. One day I will hit one and I am legally able to do so in my state.
Yeahhh... but if you look at the idiot closely, I seriously doubt if he can read. That said, you would need to reach him through one of his other senses.
Abby Babby do you carry?
+Andrew Whitehill I am assuming carry a sidearm. Yes, and I also carry the milk, the hay, the car payments, damn I'm tired just thinking about it. Seriously, I carry a glock 21 thats been modified to be able to take a bear.
The wild hogs, and other animals make quick work of any type of body left laying around throughout Texas back country. Any "oops" would be hard to find in a day or two.
I do agree that doe scent combined with paint would have been more fun.
We have trespassers, students from the university farm that borders our land that have poached deer, and also shot and left deer to wander off and slowly die in our back yard, and it has been happening for years. It is extremely difficult to catch poachers and vandals in the act. And they have no respect for purple paint, lots of "No Trespassing" signs, fences, or anything else. This "paint the perpetrator" is a wonderful idea!!!!!
I would love more information on how to set it up effectively.
One should always remember the only thing separating you two is one had was lucky enough to be born into a family of wealth and land owner ship.You didnt work for it. You were given it. One should be compassionate to those whose fate is only separated by pure luck.
@@bornfree8073there’s a commie response
@@markchester7584 You didn't build that! Someone else built it for you! Yeah, my beloved mother and father that took me hunting when I was a boy. And the inheritance tax was BRUTAL. Commie nutjobs like him will NEVER get it.
So Goddang funny I haven’t laughed this hard in awhile lolol goddamn pure GOLD lolol I’d have paid to been out near his truck when he came back… “what the heck happened bob?! I didn’t know you were an artist an liked to paint! Lol
“You son of a B” - quite exquisite coming from the illegal trespasser.
Headphones in.....shit scared out of me instantly
Ha! I tipped my chair over I jumped so bad. Headphones were turned all the way up. 😂
This never gets old watching this video!
Hilarious. Laughed my guts out for 10 minutes. Still smiling. Serves him right. Love his comments to himself. Poetic Justice of the funniest kind. Perfect for trespassing. Thanks for the laughs.
A family member has a very nice piece of property. He put the usual signs up...plus a really cool one that states, "Active target range. Times of operation, dawn to dusk." Seems to have worked so far. Lol.
More videos of “Get off my lawn!” please! This was divine!
Perfect that he turned and looked right at it before it went off. He deserved every spec of paint he got.
how does this devise work exactly?
@@swordfish2089 I’m not sure.
@@swordfish2089 it paints
Respect peoples property when hunting. Its plain and simple.
Even without hunting. People trespass for all kinds of "reasons".
If there were signs or fences then he deserved it, otherwise this is kind of an asshole love
Don’t trespass on other people’s property. Plain and simple.
Found out there is an app now
@@throughmylens5127 There is one for canada i use to find crown land to hunt. Its a bit pricey but it shows where the property lines are.
The way he was polishing that barrel, I think he has a little side-Hustle to make some extra money.
bros life flashed before his eyes with that bang