I've never said no to anyone but I will say you can only hunt one or two days and that's all.

I understand that I only own the land and not the animals.

Only my family and a small group of friends hunt our land, mainly beacuse I think it would be crowded with anyone else and I really need to know someone before I let them on my land with a gun.

Family and friends only....No outsider whatsoever. That's just me if you ask.

i would just tell them no because im hunting it and dont want to worry about random people hunting it.

I have 10 hunters in camp already, not all hunt the land I own, we spread out to others. I will let some people come out bowhunting, that is looking for a northern WI hunting trip. Less deer than down in Southern WI, but much more exciting of a hunt. Something about being up north in the big woods. Harvesting a northern monster is a trophy of all trophies in my opinion. There are a bunch of them, but they are not visible and rarely are seen in the same spot twice in a week. No real worries of people shooting a big deer with no prior scouting and only a few days to hunt. Chances are slim anyway.

i say no most of the time to adults unless they are looking for a place to get their kid a deer kill then i let them hunt untill they do .but we have rules on the farm that must be intact at all times

We don't allow anyone else because my kids and I hunt it until the general firearms/antlered deer season, at which time our deer gang gets together, 12-15 hunters hunting each other's lands. We have an agreement that we don't bring anybody else in unless a new son-in-law or something along that line, the person has hunted with us in the past, or if a new person, they have land to share. We have a long tradition dating back to the 50's that we are trying to preserve. Look at my profile, you'll see a picture of some of the old bunch, only one of which survives today.