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• Mar 22, 2012

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Art Vandeley

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Here's a shed I saw with my spotting scope off a county road yesterday evening. The shed was on private ground, so I went and talked to the land owner this morning. They wouldn't let me keep it, but let me go pick it up and take a picture. Man I wish I could have kept it!

They were very appreciative that I didn't trespass and take it... maybe good karma will catch up this weekend when I go look for more!

 

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• Mar 22, 2012

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BiggWimm

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At least you did they right thing, it is the only way to make us all look better. I am sure that karma will hook you up! Nice shed though...

 

• Mar 22, 2012

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jlmatthew

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Great find, and good job respecting their land. Lots of landowners are getting turned of by Sportsmen lately these days because of the lack of respect

 

• Mar 22, 2012

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Nice rack. Class, handled the situation with class! Wish the land owner would have let you keep it.

 

• Mar 22, 2012

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I agree...good job being respectful. It's too bad they didn't let you keep it for being one of the few who would actually ask. Good luck finding some you can keep!

 

• Mar 22, 2012

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thats a dandy for sure.....nice find

 

• Mar 26, 2012

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Here is one with a happier ending. We were scooting down the road; I was in the extra cab so I was sitting sideways looking out the side window. STOP!!! I see a shed; oh crap it’s going to be on private land for sure.

Turn on the GPS. Score! The shed was close enough to the line you wouldn’t have wanted to shoot an elk there, but it was still easily on public.

I like happy endings.

 

• Mar 26, 2012

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Dinkshooter said:

Here is one with a happier ending. We were scooting down the road; I was in the extra cab so I was sitting sideways looking out the side window. STOP!!! I see a shed; oh crap it’s going to be on private land for sure.

Turn on the GPS. Score! The shed was close enough to the line you wouldn’t have wanted to shoot an elk there, but it was still easily on public.

I like happy endings.

Click to expand...

...will make a good looking quilt.

MT Muley...way to do the right thing.

 

• Mar 26, 2012

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Art Vandeley

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That's a nice one! Karma didn't do me any favors this weekend in my shed hunt... got some kind of upset stomach out in the hill and it was tough just getting back to my truck. No sheds

 

• Mar 26, 2012

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Don't worry, Karma never pays.