Neighbor has elected to damage over 20 trees

[Sawyer Rob]

So if you have some logs ready to mill, you wouldn't mind if your neighbor comes over, cuts them up for firewood, and hauls them off?

There's a BIG difference between where "I" live and where he lives...

First of all, he bought the property already knowing what the neighbor was doing... <read DRAMA>

I would NOT spend thousands of dollars if some one took pecker poles out of a "ROW" in the first place...

I've seen cityiots move to the country and then DEMAND their neighbor move their cattle fence (that's been there more than 50 years) over a few feet because they got a survey and it's on their side of the line....a line that's been respected for over 50 years with the old neighbor.

City people like DRAMA and are willing to spend thousands of dollars to make sure they have some. lol

SR

 

[buckeyefarmer]

What I thought, the shoe doesn't fit the other foot.

Can't wait to see the ops new barn build. Hopefully the neighbor won't steal it.

 

[straps57]

I read the whole post, you are going to end up paying thousands for a couple loads of dirt... lol (and some pecker poles)

Why should you buy the dirt, because it's the cheaper way out with a LOT less stress!

City folk LIKE drama!!!

SR

Never any drama from country folk. I mean who cares if I shoot a nice buck on your land?

 

[MossRoad]

Never any drama from country folk. I mean who cares if I shoot a nice buck on your land?

It's not my deer. It belongs to the state. Now get off my lawn!

And welcome to TBN. Kinda strange first post, but welcome nonetheless. :thumbsup:

 

[4570Man]

Never any drama from country folk. I mean who cares if I shoot a nice buck on your land?

I’ve got 10 acres with a cabin about 80 miles from where I live. I know there’s deer stands on it but I leave them alone. It’s not worth them throwing rocks throw the windows, leaving the faucets running or whatever vandalism they do. Besides that the deer are free to go wherever. It’s not like they couldn’t shoot them somewhere else.

 

[4570Man]

So if you have some logs ready to mill, you wouldn't mind if your neighbor comes over, cuts them up for firewood, and hauls them off?

First off the ownership of the dirt and trees had been miss stated the whole thread. THE OP DOES NOT OWN THEM. Second off these weren’t saw logs or even firewood by my standards. They were over grown brush and a bunch of sorry pine trees.

 

[riptides]

First off the ownership of the dirt and trees had been miss stated the whole thread. THE OP DOES NOT OWN THEM. Second off these weren’t saw logs or even firewood by my standards. They were over grown brush and a bunch of sorry pine trees.

Who is the property owner? Who pays the taxes? You start from there.

 

[MossRoad]

First off the ownership of the dirt and trees had been miss stated the whole thread. THE OP DOES NOT OWN THEM. Second off these weren稚 saw logs or even firewood by my standards. They were over grown brush and a bunch of sorry pine trees.

Yes he does own them.

 

[4570Man]

Yes he does own them.

I guess I own the big brick sign at the start of the road by my house too then.

 

[MossRoad]

I guess I own the big brick sign at the start of the road by my house too then.

Do you understand a right of way through private property? It's an easement. It gives someone the right to get to their property, by going over your property. You never lose ownership of that property. It doesn't give them the right to remove your property for their own use.