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<blockquote data-quote="r00s7a" data-source="post: 1472843" data-attributes="member: 9675"><p>I'm not sure how regs regarding corp land differ from WMA's, but the regs say...</p><p></p><p>"No permanent type stands may be constructed in or on a tree nor shall cleats be driven into a tree to gain access to a portion of any tree nor shall any person hunt from such a stand. Only portable type stands, that do not require the use of any fastening device that has the potential of damaging a tree, are permitted. Stands shall be removed from the tree immediately following the closure of the hunt for which they were used with a limit of no more than 14 days. Stands remaining after this time become the property of the Department to be disposed of in the best practical manner."</p><p></p><p>The question being, did you have the right to put a permanent stand there in the first place? Chances are, the other guy doesn't have the right to remove your stand, but if it is there illegaly... good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="r00s7a, post: 1472843, member: 9675"] I'm not sure how regs regarding corp land differ from WMA's, but the regs say... "No permanent type stands may be constructed in or on a tree nor shall cleats be driven into a tree to gain access to a portion of any tree nor shall any person hunt from such a stand. Only portable type stands, that do not require the use of any fastening device that has the potential of damaging a tree, are permitted. Stands shall be removed from the tree immediately following the closure of the hunt for which they were used with a limit of no more than 14 days. Stands remaining after this time become the property of the Department to be disposed of in the best practical manner." The question being, did you have the right to put a permanent stand there in the first place? Chances are, the other guy doesn't have the right to remove your stand, but if it is there illegaly... good luck. [/QUOTE]
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