Replace ALL the locks. Then sit back and watch the fun.will.mcg said:
Why hasn't the landowner cut off all unfamiliar locks yet?
LOL Neighbors put two big ass box blinds on us.
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I've become a big fan of the Lock wheel. Each lock sits in a hole in a vertical rotating wheel. You remove your lock and rotate the wheel so that a barrel bolt can then slide back into the hole your lock occupied. Your hole gives the barrel bolt the travel it needs to clear the securement on the gate post.atm86 said:Replace ALL the locks. Then sit back and watch the fun.will.mcg said:
Why hasn't the landowner cut off all unfamiliar locks yet?
As land owner you can lock out any un-used holes and without the right tools no one is going to add a lock to the wheel.
Ones I've seen were like this...
The only one I've seen looks like Sunchaser's. Kenneth's looks way easier to use.
....both have the same flaw if someone shows up with a cutoff tool and wants in. If that starts happening you can surround the barrel with more plate and putting the locks in the annulus. Not as owner friendly.
In both of the cases it's a plus to know how many locks you have, who has access and someone can't catch it unlocked and hook into another lock.
In both of the cases it's a plus to know how many locks you have, who has access and someone can't catch it unlocked and hook into another lock.
If I remember correctly this describes the one I used to go through. There was no easy way to access the lock to cut it off. It's been several years..sunchaser said:
surround the barrel with more plate and putting the locks in the annulus. Not as owner friendly.
What gate/lock combo doesn't have this flaw?sunchaser said:
....both have the same flaw if someone shows up with a cutoff tool and wants in. If that starts happening you can surround the barrel with more plate and putting the locks in the annulus. Not as owner friendly.
In both of the cases it's a plus to know how many locks you have, who has access and someone can't catch it unlocked and hook into another lock.
so, track down the trailer trash property and find us a facebook page.Tynanz06 said:
I've been following this post out of curiosity. I live a couple miles away from there Nw of Oakwood down 340. If you get onto Freestone County Appraisal District and click on the interactive map, it'll show all the land owners, deeds, etc. It does show that the neighbor owns 12.5 acre section of land inside y'alls side of the fence. However it's not the area that he has the feeders and blinds located.
I recognized this track of land when you posted it. Pretty sure a few years ago he was advertising day hunts for $300 on Craigslist.
All holes on a ranch lock have to be filled with a lock. If only 3 out of 6 holes are needed the other three need to be filled with a lock. If you don't keep track of the extra locks someone could cut one off and add their own to access the property without being noticed.culdeus said:What gate/lock combo doesn't have this flaw?sunchaser said:
....both have the same flaw if someone shows up with a cutoff tool and wants in. If that starts happening you can surround the barrel with more plate and putting the locks in the annulus. Not as owner friendly.
In both of the cases it's a plus to know how many locks you have, who has access and someone can't catch it unlocked and hook into another lock.
AggieGunslinger said:
Yep, a few years ago I did a deal with "The Estate of...", The lady died in 1932, they never closed the Estate.
A buddy just tried to buy some acreage that bordered his, got to the title policy stage and it was discovered that 12 people.owned the tract, 1 had been paying the taxes for years and the 11 others didn't know they owned an interest. If you are in O&G or rural real estate you see it often enough to not be surprised. Everyone reads Grandma's will and sees Junior gets the land but never probates the Will so everyone gets the land... ALWAYS PROBATE THE WILL!
How much to file a suit to quiet title?
sunchaser said:
Yep these are great until the time when you move the spindle and disturb a yellowjacket nest. Happened to me when I was looking at ranches a few years ago.
AnScAggie said:sunchaser said:
Yep these are great until the time when you move the spindle and disturb a yellowjacket nest. Happened to me when I was looking at ranches a few years ago.
At least you can dump a gallon of gasoline on it and set it on fire without causing much if any damage other than the destruction of those *******s
That should keep someone from using a hacksaw or a cut off tool.....
This thread has all the makings of a centerpole nookie in the middle of the day in the corn field thread.
It was cotton and I thought it was all made up until he sent me the game camera pics...
Link please!schmellba99 said:
This thread has all the makings of a centerpole nookie in the middle of the day in the corn field thread.
That's right, cotton. It's been a while...sunchaser said:
It was cotton and I thought it was all made up until he sent me the game camera pics...
Yeah, speaking of threads that didn't deliver!
I'm flagging everyone from schmellba on down for
Ya'll should be ashamed of yourselves for derailing the OP like that.
- derail
- trolling
- making fun of another poster
- dogpiling
Ya'll should be ashamed of yourselves for derailing the OP like that.
I just gave them each a blue star for you...Centerpole90 said:
I'm flagging everyone from schmellba on down for
- derail
- trolling
- making fun of another poster
- dogpiling
Ya'll should be ashamed of yourselves for derailing the OP like that.
Centerpole90 said:
I'm flagging everyone from schmellba on down for
- derail
- trolling
- making fun of another poster
- dogpiling
Ya'll should be ashamed of yourselves for derailing the OP like that.
Well don't be a tease man.
Bump just to see if there is any update?
If there's one thing I've learned on hunting sites over the years, 95% of the time when there's a "trespasser", there's more to the story.
He's still correct. The spots he pointed where the stands are illegally placed are owned by his buddy. The "other" land owned by the day leaser is close but not there.JJMt said:OP has gone from righteously indignant to strangely silent.highlonesomeaggie said:
Bump just to see if there is any update?
Just read this whole thread. Disappointed in the cliffhanger ending...
Sorry, didn't mean to bail, just nothing to report.JJMt said:OP has gone from righteously indignant to strangely silent.highlonesomeaggie said:
Bump just to see if there is any update?
swampstander said:Sorry, didn't mean to bail, just nothing to report.JJMt said:OP has gone from righteously indignant to strangely silent.highlonesomeaggie said:
Bump just to see if there is any update?
Well then make something up! We were counting on you to entertain us...
While we wait for the OP can we get some pics of trashy hot women?
Asking for a friend
Asking for a friend
Two weeks later. Their stands are still on your lease? No conversation or confrontation with neighbors? Nothing has happened?
There may or may not be 25 pounds of tannerite buried under each.
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