Kentucky Armory Club

ssracer wrote:Damn....that sucks. Hope they catch the POS

Everyone knows who did it and why. Just proving it is the problem. There is a feud going on down there and property dispute. One of the litigants might not be happy about the result.

iron369 wrote:Leasing land to hunt is outrageous.

Correct.

I used to hunt Peabody Coal Company 's reclaimed land. Spans almost 4 counties in western KY. All you need to do is pay a $15.00 fee when you get your license or deer tag. Get a map and do some scouting before the season. I have taken 20+ deer from there over the last 25 or 26 years. Muhlenberg County near Drakesboro was primarily where we hunted. It used to be lottery only but open to all who purchase the trespass fee mentioned earlier. We would walk into our area about 2 hours before daybreak and the other hunters "drove" the deer to us unwittingly. Good luck , it can be done.

Gunsmokin wrote:

ssracer wrote:Damn....that sucks. Hope they catch the POS

Everyone knows who did it and why. Just proving it is the problem. There is a feud going on down there and property dispute. One of the litigants might not be happy about the result.

Welp, here is the before and after.

crazy....

The insurance adjuster asked my FIL point blank if he burned it down or paid someone to burn it. It's a long story, but there was a lawsuit against my FIL brought by his own BIL. The property was inherited by my FIL's wife and her brother. Her brother is the one suing my FIL. The dispute was that the trailer was on the BIL's part of the property and he wanted it moved. The judge originally ruled the property would have to be sold in order to equitably divide it. The whole thing was brought because the BIL wanted to live in the trailer and my FIL wouldn't let him. In the end, the property was divided in half with the property line going across the picture from right to left just behind where the pics were taken. The BIL got the part where the trailer is sitting and my FIL and his wife got the remaining part in the front going out toward the road. My FIL was going to have the trailer moved up towards the road. There is a gas well right in front of the house, just out of the frame. The BIL found out at the end of the court case that any new occupied structure has to be a minimum of 200' away from the gas well. I think the BIL went over there, took what he wanted out of the house and torched it. Proving it, not so easy. He wanted to F my FIL over as much as possible though. He did a pretty good job.

Sounds like a midnight beat down is in order, here.

Crush, kill, mangle, maim, destroy.

Honestly, I probably won't be going back down there. The whole situation is screwed up from the word go. The BIL, whom I will refer to from now on as the Buford, has pretty much lost his mind, if he really did set the trailer on fire. The next logical step for him to to start shooting at people. I told my FIL he just needs to sell his half. I have an invite to hunt at another place down near Hardinsburg. A friend of a friend just bought some land there a year or two ago. Not even sure if I will buy a license this year tho.