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(Continued from Page 1) knew the vehicle and 1 knew who it belonged to,” Saltonstall said, but since she didn't actually see the men shoot the deer, there was nothing she could do.
On Saturday, she continued. a baby buck was killed on the back of the mountain by hunters who entered her land from a neighboring farm. According to Saltonstall, the trespassers ran like scared rabbits back on to their host’s property as soon as they realized they’d been seen. “These are men? That’s not my idea of a man!"
In 1979. Saltonstall recalled, she met up with “true blue slob hunters” two days before the season even opened. A writer by profession. Saltonstall was walking through the woods on her property dictating into a tape recorder. The slob hunters took her tape recorder, roughing her up in the process, and insisted they had permission to hunt on the land from the owner.
She emphasized repeatedly that her problems arise not from road hunters but from trespassers who have been given permission to hunt on adjoining land and are either uninformed by their hosts or deliberately ignore where the host’s property ends. "I’m appalled at the attitude of my neighbors." Saltonstall said, asking the supervisors to adopt measures that place shared responsibility on landowners for the behavior of guests hunting with permission on their property. I
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