Angry Man Drives Through Field and Harasses Goose Hunters (COPS CALLED)

[@fuegoman45]

You guys handled it perfectly. Thank you for restoring faith in your generation. Well done 🤙

[@connorlewis8547]

The flatbill sitka memes are real

[@CG3TVi]

Yeah unfortunately they are a real thing. And don't forget the mullet

[@Jay-ik1ge]

Where I live in Texas I hear of situations like this quite often especially if the land owner doesn’t live near the land in question. A person who leased the land for farming or grazing, not hunting, gives someone unauthorized permission to hunt. In most cases the leasee charges for the hunts and pockets the money. This has caused people to lose their lease, have legal recourse taken against them or getting a good ol’ Texas ass whipping.

[@larryhager7109]

You did have permission. Unless it's written in the lease that the renter has a say over who hunts his land. If it's not you guys were dead in your rights to be there. We had to on our farm. It comes down to a liability issue.

[@troysarnowski5213]

O my god noooo young men engaged in wholesome activities. Need to ruin their day . Hell if anything ask them boys to join em the next day. Miscommunication happens them boys would put out the spread do all the work all the land owner would have to do is enjoy the shoot! . Rather have Kidd’s hunting than drinking or doing drugs.

[@hunterguy123]

Wow, glad you handled it properly and took responsibility. Good job!

[@adamj.8398]

Good work young men, communication is key.

[@markkimball1569]

Why is this man worried about shooting geese the population is up and the land need the population managed. But let the loose crop and then they come out to get help ! Sad. Most states have hunter harassment ! 🙏🏼 keep doing the right thong boys. We hunters need that 2 help long term !!👨🏻‍🚒👍

[@hillbillyhookin1986]

He has no hunting rights to the land it's leased for farming that's why it's so cheap

[@matt.larsen]

Great video but my god do some of the guys calling need to work on it more

[@Cthrugh]

You handled it well Hopefully the farmer got an earful from the landowner. I’m not sure why people posting think farmers have the hunting rights ? I’ve been involved with 1000s of acres of farmland leases and hunting rights are never included - maybe years ago (30 plus) that was a common practice, but now it’s a minority

[@larryhager7109]

We had to on our farm in MN.

[@JacobyRussell]

Depending on the state, if the farmer leases the field, he can give permission

[@jesseamaya2242]

Always get a letter with permission to hunt!

[@mikeschulze5929]

Yup

[@cptncheweykirk8367]

Someone needs to take the call away from the guy with no cadence. God that's hard to listen to

[@cmdrriotz5283]

So it's not harassment. Title is a little misleading.

[@JimOutdoors321]

Can't make it up! Nice video josh!

[@rschittenhelm1587]

MOST LAND OWNERS THAT LEASE THIER LAND TO OTHER FARMERS GIVE THEM HUNTING RIGHTS, BUT IN YOUR CASE , NOT !

[@jeromelee1627]

If it was my land I would have talked to the person leasing the ground. The issue is between the owner and the tenant. You are not at fault at all I would have never even talked to you. Did you give them permission to hunt? Yes. Ok in the future let me know if you would. Is it ok then? Yes I don’t really care as long as I know. Most farmers I know have no use for geese.

[@victornonnya]

Should always get the farmers number to call and find out.

[@jeffreygoodwin133]

Y'all ought to go to the gentlemens house or give him a call and invite him on a hunt with you, could potentially open up new ground. Good job guys, being polite and respectful & deciding to pack up instead of pushing anything..

[@SeanoMacSeanomac]

Would much rather see you guys hunting in my field than breaking into my house!! Or stealing my car!!

[@tbarto100]

Hunting with Hey Dudes on? Comfortable shoes for sure. Nice!

[@drewolsen7848]

I hunt in MT and SD usually the main person you need permission from is the person who farms the field. Idk what the legal rights are but I’ve never run into this issue. Usually if you have permission from one or the other everything is fine….. That being said you guys are extremely cringe and your hide was horrible. That’s why they weren’t working your spread very well.

[@duckaneer1]

Got to ask questions, do you own it? Does anyone else have permission? Are there any crazy people around?

[@chrisdenton7348]

Birds were seeing yall bad

[@markwitte9773]

So what shut up

[@iowareddneck]

If the lease doest specifically say no hunting rights then they are included in the lease maybe its different in different states idk but here thats how it is

[@Brandonlarson1987]

If he leased it to the farmer for crop he doesn’t not have right to tell you what to do. He has a contract that is giving up his rights for the year for the field. Look into the agreement I’m not wrong

[@larrygolden167]

Leasing for hunting and leasing for farming is two different agreements. If the farmer doesn’t have hunting rights then he can’t hunt or allow hunting on the property he only has rights to farm that land. There are many land owners that lease farm land but reserve the hunting rights to the land. I hunt land that has two different hunt agreements the land owner reserves the right to deer hunt it but he leases it to a quail hunting outfitter for quail hunting. In the agreement the landowner can’t quail hunt or allow guests to do so and vise versa. All land lease agreements must be in writing.

[@charlessmith5436]

The issue is it all depends on what was agreed on. If the lease only states farming and farming only. But if the lease doesn't say anything about keeping hunting rights or anything like that. The farmer or lessor retains all the rights. But this also goes state by state. But guess what....if things go haywire....you might not get the farm lease or other lease the next year

[@iowareddneck]

​@larrygolden167 you have hunting rights unless it's specifically laid out in the contract you dont

[@MoMire-zu5hz]

You’re wrong bud it’s called share cropping and it only gives you rights to farm land not hunt it !!

[@iowareddneck]

​@@MoMire-zu5hzyeah not so there bud

[@dgreen6987]

Duck season is open in Ohio

[@jeffschmidt5799]

No

[@Retired2013]

This is how people disappear! And their vehicle ends up at the bottom of a lake

[@ethanniska]

First

[@JimOutdoors321]

Congrats champ!