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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 246582" data-attributes="member: 389">Not if they are using &quot;No Hunting or Trespassing&quot; signs.&nbsp; There is a legal difference between hunting and trespassing.&nbsp; All you as a landowner have to do is make it reasonably noticeable to the general public that you don't want people on your land and they are guilty of trespass.&nbsp; No Hunting signs though have a much more stringent notification to the public that you don't want people hunting on your land. If the land is not &quot;legally posted&quot; according to the No Hunting sections of the Century Code, they are able to use the loophole you speak of.I got my ass chewed out over this by my stepfather quite a few years ago when I bought No Hunting or Trespassing signs to post our land. He was very particular over verbiage and I had to learn the difference.- - - Updated - - -p.s.&nbsp; I don't believe the NDGF is the correct law enforcement agency for prosecuting Trespass violations, for that you have to go to your county sheriff to initiate prosecution.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 246582, member: 389"] Not if they are using "No Hunting or Trespassing" signs. There is a legal difference between hunting and trespassing. All you as a landowner have to do is make it reasonably noticeable to the general public that you don't want people on your land and they are guilty of trespass. No Hunting signs though have a much more stringent notification to the public that you don't want people hunting on your land. If the land is not "legally posted" according to the No Hunting sections of the Century Code, they are able to use the loophole you speak of. I got my ass chewed out over this by my stepfather quite a few years ago when I bought No Hunting or Trespassing signs to post our land. He was very particular over verbiage and I had to learn the difference. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] p.s. I don't believe the NDGF is the correct law enforcement agency for prosecuting Trespass violations, for that you have to go to your county sheriff to initiate prosecution. [/QUOTE]

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