re: Hunting in South TX and dealing with Illegals What would you do..

Sadly what needs to be done would land you a life sentence in a federal facility

Warn their parents twice, then on the third time....

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am waiting for the day when i open p my stand and there is an illegal curled up in there

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I hunt in Cotulla, TX, which isn't as close to the border as Del Rio, we have found empty cans of food that are clearly from Mexico in the stands. I have never seen one while I was out on a hunt though.

I hunted with a friend who has a ranch along the border and has been dealing with "illegals" crossing the border through his property and were breaking into his camp while he was out of town and were raping some of the women in the town. This led he and his father to take matters into their own hands. They spoke with local law enforcement to cover their arse and were told if they followed the following instructions then law enforcement/border patrol would not ask any questions: 1) They must first ask them to leave their property. 2) If they do not retreat, they could then shoot them. 3) However the shot(s) must be lethal. 4) They must then toss them into the river or back across the border so that the bodies are not found on his property.

Personally I have no problem with "illegals" wanting to come over to America to perform legitimate work and become productive members of society. Unfortunately, 95% of the "illegals" who were caught coming through their property were loaded down with illegal drugs and other paraphernalia.

If you ask me I would follow the wise ole' cajun Troy and just "Choot Em'"

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1) He has to first ask them to leave his property. 2) If they do not retreat, he can shoot them. 3) The shot(s) must be lethal. 4) He must then toss the body into the river or across the border

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nahh

shoot first, ask questions later

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Hunting in South TX and dealing with Illegals What would you do..

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We use to have property about 25 miles from the border. The majority of them are just people looking for work, not trying to bother anyone. We would leave bottled water and canned food outside of the camp every time we left. We never had anything stolen or vandalized. We even got a few of them to fill our feeders for us for some canned food (lol). They put out about 3000 lbs of corn for some canned beans and a case of water.

I hunted outside of Brackettville a few years ago. I saw several dozen illegals during the course of a 4 day hunt. We called the border patrol with GPS coordinates and everything. They indicated they were too busy to follow up..

This pic was taken of trash dumped by illegals in a well known border crossing in AZ. According to the State in some areas the refuse is upwards of 5 feet deep..

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They spoke with local law enforcement to cover their arse and were told if they followed the following instructions then law enforcement/border patrol would not ask any questions: 1) They must first ask them to leave their property. 2) If they do not retreat, they could then shoot them. 3) However the shot(s) must be lethal. 4) They must then toss them into the river or back across the border so that the bodies are not found on his property.

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extremely skeptical of this

No way any law enforcement would be dumb enough to say this.

Electrify your fences.

I hunt S Tx between Freer and Hebronville.
We leave everything unlocked, leave water available outside the camp houses and sometimes beans.

If you call the Border Patrol they will come by your ranch a few times a week. Once the Coyotes see the BP in the area, they will change the route they send the 'walkers' on. Most of them don't mess with anything and move only at night.

If you want the Muy Grande, you get the walkers too.