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<blockquote data-quote="Walleye Slayer" data-source="post: 453163" data-attributes="member: 639">Here is a screenshot from ONX for some perspective.&nbsp; From what I understand from reading articles and such is that it is that farmed area that is in the light green of what is the Buffalo Gap national Grasslands.&nbsp; This should never have been Criminal.&nbsp; Its not like you can take the land area and move it.&nbsp; Its basically a use issue with no use agreement in my view. If Onx is correct, which you actually can use it in your defense in a trespassing case., The hunter would have been perfectly fine hunting that portion of land located on the national grasslands.&nbsp; The fence line runs on the riverside of the farmed ground&nbsp; hard to see in this screenshot but that is the fence line i believe they are talking about.&nbsp; I may be wrong but this is what I have gleaned from my little bit of investigating out of curiosity.&nbsp; [ATTACH=full]75984[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Walleye Slayer, post: 453163, member: 639"] Here is a screenshot from ONX for some perspective. From what I understand from reading articles and such is that it is that farmed area that is in the light green of what is the Buffalo Gap national Grasslands. This should never have been Criminal. Its not like you can take the land area and move it. Its basically a use issue with no use agreement in my view. If Onx is correct, which you actually can use it in your defense in a trespassing case., The hunter would have been perfectly fine hunting that portion of land located on the national grasslands. The fence line runs on the riverside of the farmed ground hard to see in this screenshot but that is the fence line i believe they are talking about. I may be wrong but this is what I have gleaned from my little bit of investigating out of curiosity. [ATTACH type="full"]75984[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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