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<blockquote data-quote="NDbowman" data-source="post: 274749" data-attributes="member: 1525">At 23:54 it says Jake called the landowner and offered to pay for damages as Canola is a fragile crop. While that is nice that he offered he maybe should have called and gotten permission to hunt a field with standing crop first. The buck was still standing in Canola when he shot it.I know the law says one may enter posted property to retrieve game shot on unposted land or land you have permission to hunt but not sure if you can enter unharvested crop to retrieve game. I'd sure call and get permission first. I do know of someone that had trouble with people driving across his hayland for purposes other than hunting, That owner talked to a lawyer and the lawyer said no one has a right to destroy your crop without paying damages.- - - Updated - - -It was&nbsp; a cool hunt anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NDbowman, post: 274749, member: 1525"] At 23:54 it says Jake called the landowner and offered to pay for damages as Canola is a fragile crop. While that is nice that he offered he maybe should have called and gotten permission to hunt a field with standing crop first. The buck was still standing in Canola when he shot it. I know the law says one may enter posted property to retrieve game shot on unposted land or land you have permission to hunt but not sure if you can enter unharvested crop to retrieve game. I'd sure call and get permission first. I do know of someone that had trouble with people driving across his hayland for purposes other than hunting, That owner talked to a lawyer and the lawyer said no one has a right to destroy your crop without paying damages. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] It was a cool hunt anyway. [/QUOTE]

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