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About LinkBacksMay be that over time he has had a history of Poachers on his land hence tarring you with the same brush.
Try going to see him without your rifle and have a talk, explain how you are new to hunting and trying to learn on your own. Might just open a door for you. If not then wipe him like a dirty arse - at least you tried
All the best
22 on DoC land???
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