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<blockquote data-quote="eyexer" data-source="post: 188582" data-attributes="member: 315"><p>this practice is nothing new.&nbsp; I had this happen to me while out deer hunting a few years back.&nbsp; He just drove around and drove the signs in and left.&nbsp; Didn't stick around for some reason.&nbsp; Yesterday I went to hunt a small piece I have hunted for years.&nbsp; It's right on the corner of two section lines.&nbsp; The one is a prairie trail that doesn't even go all the way through the section.&nbsp; I came in from the east and turned onto prairie trail section line and stopped.&nbsp; a minute later a pickup pulled up alongside of me and asked if we were going to hunt it.&nbsp; I figured he was going to ask if he could hunt it with us.&nbsp; I told him yea we were.&nbsp; He then went on to tell me it was posted.&nbsp; I said it surely wasn't and I turned around and looked out the back window at the corner of the two section lines.&nbsp; I then said I don't see a sign there on the corner where it needs to be and that I've hunted it for years.&nbsp; He then informed me it was posted a couple hundred yards to the east.&nbsp; I drive by this land all the time since it's one mile from my house.&nbsp; I told him there wasn't a sign there saturday morning when I drove by.&nbsp; He said I know I'm the land owner and I just posted it yesterday afternoon.&nbsp; I bit my lip and I think he could tell I was.&nbsp; He finally said yea go ahead and hunt it but we hunted it yesterday lol.&nbsp; I said nah forget it and left.&nbsp; I think we need to clamp down on this stuff.&nbsp; There is no reason to not have these signs up two weeks in advance.&nbsp; Think that has to change.&nbsp; And I think we need to have laws that prevent prosecution of people if land isn't posted properly.&nbsp; It's getting out of hand.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="eyexer, post: 188582, member: 315"] this practice is nothing new. I had this happen to me while out deer hunting a few years back. He just drove around and drove the signs in and left. Didn't stick around for some reason. Yesterday I went to hunt a small piece I have hunted for years. It's right on the corner of two section lines. The one is a prairie trail that doesn't even go all the way through the section. I came in from the east and turned onto prairie trail section line and stopped. a minute later a pickup pulled up alongside of me and asked if we were going to hunt it. I figured he was going to ask if he could hunt it with us. I told him yea we were. He then went on to tell me it was posted. I said it surely wasn't and I turned around and looked out the back window at the corner of the two section lines. I then said I don't see a sign there on the corner where it needs to be and that I've hunted it for years. He then informed me it was posted a couple hundred yards to the east. I drive by this land all the time since it's one mile from my house. I told him there wasn't a sign there saturday morning when I drove by. He said I know I'm the land owner and I just posted it yesterday afternoon. I bit my lip and I think he could tell I was. He finally said yea go ahead and hunt it but we hunted it yesterday lol. I said nah forget it and left. I think we need to clamp down on this stuff. There is no reason to not have these signs up two weeks in advance. Think that has to change. And I think we need to have laws that prevent prosecution of people if land isn't posted properly. It's getting out of hand. [/QUOTE]

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