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Southern Ohio | I've followed most of this. If it were me, do what you think is best to get your equipment back and then lose all ties with the land. I can understand an emotional attachment but time to move on. Just consider the hunting privileges as payment for the upkeep, although they may not be monetarily equal. It seems like they are only using you when needed so if you really like this land, I think I'd start playing hard to get.
If they try to contact you again, be respectful but act uninterested in helping anymore. Hopefully, being overpriced and not taken care of anymore will drive the price down while it just sits there unsold and then you can swoop in and buy it at a steal later on (At least this all sounds good in theory). But I wouldn't let them "have it" or voice your frustration as it may hurt a future deal. | |
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