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To: GSWarrior

If a property line has been established for a hundred years it will stand up in court. We are always looking for corners and markers and many times they will be piles of rocks or old steel steaks and they are still valid in today’s courts. In some states a fence is all that is needed to establish a boundary line. No trespassing signs are not needed. We put them up so there can be no arguing with people who can’t read maps. Trespass and poaching is reported and charges pressed 100% of the time with me. If you are hunting on my land and kill a bird or animal even in season it is still poaching because you can not legally hunt here. Big got-ya! Crossing private land to gain access to public land is pretty cut and dried and established law in this state. If there is an easement then I have to let Joe public go through my land but they may not go off the road for any reason and then may not stop and block the road so others have to go off the road to go around them. If there is no deeded easement they can go around or go to hell but stay off of my property. This is backed up by both the law and my insurance company. It would cost me a lot more for insurance if I opened my land to the public.


13 posted on 02/23/2012 1:54:55 PM PST by oldenuff2no (Rangers lead the way...... Delta, the original European home land security)
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To: oldenuff2no

So, tell me, did you enjoy your 3 kicks?


15 posted on 02/23/2012 2:08:26 PM PST by 2nd Bn, 11th Mar (The "p" in Democrat stands for patriotism.)
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