Private Lands Management. Frequently Asked Questions. Frequently Asked Questions Hunting As a landowner, why do my family or I have to purchase a hunting license to hunt on our own property? What can I do to keep neighboring hunters, feeders, and blinds away from my fence? Is it legal for me to park my truck on my side of the fence with the radio blaring so the deer won't come to the feeders located across the fence on my neighbor's property while a person is hunting?
Do I still need a hunting lease license if I day hunt only, since a record book is no longer required? As a landowner, do I have to purchase the hunting lease license or can that be the responsibility of the hunter who leased my property? The remainder of his sentence is suspended, meaning he only has to serve it if he violates his probation. He will be on probation for four years once he is released from prison.
For years, Maine has been governed by a custom, if not a specific law, that allows hunters and other recreationists to use land that they do not own, so long as that land is not posted, or so long as the landowner does not otherwise prohibit the practice.
BDN Outdoors editor John Holyoke asked readers for their thoughts on this custom in his latest column , and you had a lot to say. Times change, people and communities need to learn to change also. Written permission? Do they know I have horses out near the road?
Are they sober? Will they do what some jerk did one November and steal the Xmas ornaments my daughter hung on some trees? In no case, living here for fifty years, has one of those non-neighbor hunters ever asked permission. I had the privilege and honor of being one of his bird hunting buddies. But he did — every year. I sat in his office and watched him do it.
I went with him when he went to a home to ask permission. I also saw his example passed on to a number of people.
And talk. You can hunt deer as permitted by law from a safe location. That often at least means that you must be more than feet from an occupied building without owner permission , not shooting across a road, and are sure of your target and what will be happening behind it. The permit only allows the farmer to possess them use the deer meat or to have someone else come and shoot the deer.
Repellent plants are those that are highly aromatic, in the offensive scent category for deer. These are often perennial herbs such as artemisia, tansy, and yarrow. Culinary herbs such as mint, thyme, tarragon, oregano, dill, and chives can also be interplanted throughout the garden. The storage of the coffee grounds for 7 to 10 days in a bag, wet, makes them pretty stinky.
Perhaps that is what repels the deer and such. Peeing From Your Stand Will Scare Deer Off: Research has shown, however, that the smell of human urine does not noticeably affect deer, if it affects them at all.
In one case they used four things—buck urine, doe-in-estrous urine, human urine and car air freshener. Deer usually like to hide in thick bushes during the day, and they cover themselves up very well. Free Call: enquiries russolawyers. What you need to know about Hunting on Private Property. Share on facebook Facebook. Share on twitter Twitter. Share on linkedin LinkedIn. Where can you hunt? What can you hunt?
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