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<blockquote data-quote="Duckslayer100" data-source="post: 257584" data-attributes="member: 1485">The irony is it wasn't a letter -- it was an article written by the Ag Week Editorial Board, whatever that is.- - - Updated - - -I still don't see why they can't just ramp up the penalties and enforcement for the current law. Hell, I've already been told that the whole &quot;well there's no name and or date so it's not technically posted&quot; loophole some &quot;hunters&quot; use to trespass is complete BS. All the landowners has to prove is intent and the trespasser gets nailed. Even if it's a torn, faded corner of a sign with no legible words, if the landowner wants to press charges a trespasser can get charged. I've been told even the PLYWOOD SQUARE they use to staple a sign to can be technically &quot;posted&quot; as it shows the intent, at one time, was that land was off to hunters.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Duckslayer100, post: 257584, member: 1485"] The irony is it wasn't a letter -- it was an article written by the Ag Week Editorial Board, whatever that is. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I still don't see why they can't just ramp up the penalties and enforcement for the current law. Hell, I've already been told that the whole "well there's no name and or date so it's not technically posted" loophole some "hunters" use to trespass is complete BS. All the landowners has to prove is intent and the trespasser gets nailed. Even if it's a torn, faded corner of a sign with no legible words, if the landowner wants to press charges a trespasser can get charged. I've been told even the PLYWOOD SQUARE they use to staple a sign to can be technically "posted" as it shows the intent, at one time, was that land was off to hunters. [/QUOTE]

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