enough space

[warningshot]

guys have set up next to me on 1 acre of property including buildings on lot ...is this enough space to hunt on ....i would think if a deer was shot it would land on the parcel i'm hunting on ...do i say something ...there is circumstances where a deer would end up on somebody elses property ...but these guys don't seem to concerned .....

[mikej]

if they are on their own property there isn't much you could say

[Kelley]

Where I live you can't go on another person's property for any reason without permission. Very large fine for trespassing.

[crazyfarmer]

your land has to be posted, but still the others should ask for permission to track anything they shoot on their land which falls on yours. Here if it falls on posted land, we have to get the game warden there just for a peice of mind to get the deer back.

But if you dont have posted signs, put them up;) Here if you dont have your land posted, you still have to have verbal permission to hunt on it. If its posted, then you must have written.

but its their land, they can do what they want on it:)

[NativeHunter]

guys have set up next to me on 1 acre of property including buildings on lot ...is this enough space to hunt on ....i would think if a deer was shot it would land on the parcel i'm hunting on ...do i say something ...there is circumstances where a deer would end up on somebody elses property ...but these guys don't seem to concerned .....

There are always circumstances where shot deer can end up on other property. The laws where you live are your first guide. For example, here in Virginia, you can enter on unposted land with verbal permission. You can only enter on posted land with written permission. Posted means signs clearly stating posted or paint marks as specified by the law. There is no automatic right to enter another's property to retrieve downed game.

[Kelley]

Where I live you can't go on another person's property for any reason without permission. Very large fine for trespassing.

Here doesn't have to be posted. Verbal permission is all that is needed. No permission, large fine.
Kelley