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What would really be funny is if two people were on here complaining about the neighbor setting up on the fence and it turned out they were both complaining about each other.
Yes, that might be amusing…
In my case I’m not terribly upset. He has every right to be there. To me it’s similar to the herding of boats when fishing. If someone sees me on the lake away from the crowds catching fish when their not they are going to move over by me nine times out of ten. I don’t get angry, but I do expect them to have etiquette and be respectful. In the case of the new husband/neighbor, it’d been nice if he’d come over and introduced himself, shared a beverage while sitting around the fire and maybe talked to us about his intentions. Instead he put up his stands and somewhat insulted up by putting up the no trespassing signs that were obviously aimed at us. On top of it he threw salt into the wound by building a stand (pounding nails) on opening morning. AT this point the relation ship is what it is. We try to set a better example like when his nephew shot a deer that ran into our property two different times. Instead of telling him to pound sand and get out we helped retrieve the animal. It has worked out over the years but it’s definitely a dysfunctional relationship.
Looking at the corn standing in the neighbors field, it appears their intentions are pretty clear. 
