cut-emnova said:
What is the best way to find out exactly where someones property lines are? long story short, i went out to fix up one of my riparian blinds, and i found another riparian blind tag nailed to the front of my blind. the blind is really close to the property line of the neighboring hunt club, but i am 99.999 percent sure i build it on the property that i have permission to hunt. thanks guys!
First thing first , have you talked to the property owner that your blind is on to make sure the permission is still yours . Then go and mark where your 00,001 % idea where the property line is and take that blind tag off your blind and put it on a stick on the other side of the P.L. . This might end that problem but you might end up with a blind built next to you . Guess there is some reason you wanted to build your blind next to the line but if all else fails cut the up right poles and move you blind . There is no way I would leave someone's blind tag nailed to my blind
I would remove it ASAP and deep six the dang thing so no one will find it . Check the GPS numbers to find out if DGIF has sold 2 blind tags for the same numbers , or that the other guy didn't put the tag or the right numbers .
its literally in the grass on the edge of the river, 10 feet from the high water mark..
The ten feet is above or below , is the blind on dry or wet grass , last do you go to the blind by boat or by land. I ask b/c the guy might think your blind is a non rip and a phone call could end this .
The county property tax maps has got to have a line going into the water , the online map may suck but the big tax map at the county clerk office will pin point .
I have got to ask is the hunt club a deer dog club , I ask b/c those members have to find something to do on Sundays for the coming season ?
:wink: LD