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by chuckybrown
Wed Jul 24, 2013 8:12 pm
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: Interested in pig hunting
Replies: 32
Views: 4970

Re: Interested in pig hunting

johncanfield wrote:One of my friends makes everybody using his ranch sign a hold harmless agreement which addresses the liability concern. My other friend with a ranch won't let hunters use his property until he provides a training session where he determines their proficiency and he gives them do's and don'ts. He's had some idiot hunters before so he's careful now about who carries a gun on his ranch.
johncanfield: I'm sure your friends are wise and smart. I would advise, however, that hold harmless agreements and training certificates simply become exhibits in a lawsuit.

Liability insurance provides a first line of defense against lawsuit, up to policy limits. And that cost does get passed along to hunters. As it does airline passengers, and train riders, and auto policy holders, and homeowners.......
by chuckybrown
Wed Jul 24, 2013 5:58 am
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: Interested in pig hunting
Replies: 32
Views: 4970

Re: Interested in pig hunting

Shinesintx wrote:. I disagree that farmers and ranchers won't let you hunt their place for free....I say that with the belief that you can present yourself well and convince them that you are an honorable person. I've found that most rural folk seem to be better humans than those in the city. If you can help than at no cost, prove worthy of their trust...why not?
Well, the primary answer to that question is liability. Everyone is a nice guy until they get hurt.....then their ATTORNEY isn't so nice.....

BaldEagle....I sent you a PM. Happy to guide for you.....

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