Last place we bought had 4/5 nice RVs on it, during closing we told them they had to be gone on June 1, they started hemhawing around….., so we told them if they still there on June 1, we would dig a pit w dozer and they would be buried in a few minutes, needless to say they were gone in late May

I will never get used to what some sellers expect a buyer to accept. Some people are just nutz.

I gave them 60 days to remove 4 feeders, 3 blinds and a large 5th wheel travel trailer that was on some property I bought. No action after 60 days after multiple reminders. So, I picked up the blinds with my front end loader and set them along side of the county road outside my gate. Texted pics to all parties involved and amazingly the hunters were out their the next day. I ended up getting a roll off dumpster and filled it full of their left over garbage.

6 years later and I am still finding old water bottles, beer cans and assorted trash from them.

May will be 5 years since we bought our place and I will always be able to find a beer can...or bottle . 'Found an old twist-top beer bottle Monday. Generations of slob "hunters." There's a little dump behind the house that's mostly Ready-whip cans and Bic lighters. Classy.

It was hundreds of foil breakfast taco wrappers and pieces of styrofoam coffee cups that had blown all over that really pissed me off, but they were off the property and that was all that mattered.

No wonder some landowners don't lease any longer.

I generally do not associate the ready whip with junkies more with high school and college kids....but a bunch of lighters sounds like you had some that were "progressing" to a real addiction issue....I have never seen weed smokers churn through lighters like that or save them up to tear apart and fidget with

Yeah, we met the deceased landowner's son when we were first looking at the place, who was living in the barn apartment at the time. He said he had MS, but there was something else going on. He couldn't wait to get back to Canyon Lake, so there's that. Poor devil is why I call the remodeled barn apartment "The Flophouse." 'Also heard rumors about Junction associates of the owners. Junction ain't exactly Highland Park.

I require $1000 deposit for every hunter that leases from me. They get it back if their stuff is gone within 30 days of end of lease. Just enough to give them the urge to get their stuff or enough for me to pay someone to come get it for junk.