Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 364403" data-attributes="member: 389">What's the matter, Lunk?&nbsp; I show you the Arkansas century code which clearly shows what the farmer did as being a criminal violation, so you wanna switch to saying I just want to argue?&nbsp; Hah, that's rich.I hope the media does a follow-up on this one.&nbsp; I predict the guide will now get the message that he needs to pay to play.&nbsp; Along with that, the nephew (farmer) will also get the message in the form of a bill for some very expensive decoys. Just because something something being on your land without your permission does NOT entitle one to do with it as they please.&nbsp; I think there was a pretty damn good example of this a number of years ago in ND (Nelson county???) where a few cows showed up on someone else's land and they decided to keep them.&nbsp; Turned into a big shitshow, but in the end they ended up not being able to keep the cows.&nbsp; In this example they found him guilty of Disorderly Conduct, which seems pretty lenient given the circumstances.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 364403, member: 389"] What's the matter, Lunk? I show you the Arkansas century code which clearly shows what the farmer did as being a criminal violation, so you wanna switch to saying I just want to argue? Hah, that's rich. I hope the media does a follow-up on this one. I predict the guide will now get the message that he needs to pay to play. Along with that, the nephew (farmer) will also get the message in the form of a bill for some very expensive decoys. Just because something something being on your land without your permission does NOT entitle one to do with it as they please. I think there was a pretty damn good example of this a number of years ago in ND (Nelson county???) where a few cows showed up on someone else's land and they decided to keep them. Turned into a big shitshow, but in the end they ended up not being able to keep the cows. In this example they found him guilty of Disorderly Conduct, which seems pretty lenient given the circumstances. [/QUOTE]

Verification

What is the most common fish caught on this site?

Reply to thread

Recent Posts

Friends of NDA