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Do you allow others to hunt your stands? I know some camps have issues with this, what's your thoughts?
If you don't me asking how many acres and how many members?In the club that I belong to, we have 24 permanent box stands that came with the property and numerous ladder stands, climbers, and tripods that belong to the members. We have all been hunting together for 12 + years so nobody cares if another member uses their personal stands as long as they ask first and the owner of the stand doesn't want to hunt it. All of our box stands are on a first come first serve basis and we have had no disagreements over stands.
Could you be liable for that?I usually don't, but have had stands offered to me to hunt for a day. I have a couple times. I would be concerned myself for the safety of someone falling from one of my stands. Not that they're not on good, but I would just hate for it to happen. I wouldn't feel comfortable with it myself for liability issues.
Yes you could, especially if somehow they could show fault or neglect. When I broke my back the guy who owned the land was scared to death that I was going to sue him. I was advised that I needed to and could have won 6 figures. It was my fault and I'm not that kind of person so I didn't pursue it. Someone else may have done it.:frown:Could you be liable for that?
I just gained a little more respect for you Johnf:thumb:Yes you could, especially if somehow they could show fault or neglect. When I broke my back the guy who owned the land was scared to death that I was going to sue him. I was advised that I needed to and could have won 6 figures. It was my fault and I'm not that kind of person so I didn't pursue it. Someone else may have done it.:frown: