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Message: <blockquote data-quote="deleted user" data-source="post: 323524" data-attributes="member: 1778">Right on. My view: if you want to post your land, more power to you. Reason doesn't matter, its your land your rules. What I believe is driving a wedge between everyone is this group on this strange crusade to "restore landowner rights". Trying to control how everyone else manages their land because they either don't like hunters and fishermen. The worst part is they not only have allies in the state gov, they are part of the state gov. They've done their best to paint farmers as innocent saints just trying to feed the hungry, who are victims to a state full of rogue outdoorsmen who destroy property. The onus is on the landowner with the problem to follow the steps to solve it. You have a trespasser or vandalizer, do like everyone else and contact law enforcement. Your neighbor doesn't mind hunters and leaves his land open, leave him alone. Now, if you think we should give the laws some real teeth and make trespassers pay an amount that hurts, then we agree. Elect a judge/sheriff who will be tough on these charges.I've said it again and again, more legislation restricting the law-abiding citizen isn't going to help anything except decrease interest in the outdoors; which is what they want. Why not impose prohibition again? I know you have never been involved in a fatal DUI, but more laws will help. Throw gun restrictions in there as well. Doesn't matter that most people are law-abiding, right? I know most farmers a good people, but like anything its the loud fringe making the noise.</blockquote>

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