In my experience, it’s never been a case of an “outsider” trespassing on my property, it has always been someone from a neighboring land owners friends and family that has the attitude that “any and all property” that is anywhere near that of theirs belongs to them, and there are no “boundries” for them, and have self-appointed themselves as “keepers of the gate” no matter the fact that the “gate” is not theirs!

In an effort to apease this matter, I looked up who was the actual owner of the neighboring property, and I went to his house in an effort to make an arraingment with him stating that I would permit him and his family members to hunt on my property as long as they had a note with them from him stateing that they had permission from him to hunt there. I was then promptly told that ” I don’t need to hunt on your property, I have enough of my own!” I then told him that obviously that was not the case, otherwise his friends and family members would not be trying to evict me from mine! He the promptly slammed the door in my face.

Point and case here, no amount of signage makes any difference to this hoard of people! “They” decide what the legal bounderies are, and write the rules as they go. When hunting season comes around, a drive by the house connected to their property will have an average of ten to fifteen vehicles jam packed whereever they can park them, and it’s “let the drinking and hunting session begin!” Call the authorities? Huh? What’s that???? Always a total waste of my time! The only thing that has ever got me is to later find my out-buildings peppered full of holes, and my property littered with wiskey bottles and beer cans!

Happy hunting!!