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<blockquote data-quote="Lungdeflator" data-source="post: 243148" data-attributes="member: 5163">As a guy who relies on public and non posted land, I would be super bummed about a new trespass law.&nbsp;&nbsp; With that said, we do try to contact land owners as much as possible, especially for deer hunting.&nbsp; We do not hunt land if it has any kind of posted sign on it, 10 year faded thing or brand new custom metal sign.&nbsp; Finding the loopholes like improper signage isn't a good way to go about things.&nbsp; I like the law as it is, but I could see stiffer fines/penalties being an upgrade so it is not ruined and changed.&nbsp; We have ran into a TON of great and appreciative land owners over the years, even if the answer is no, they are thankful that we stopped and asked.&nbsp; Only a few negative ones really stand out, but those are the guys and lands you just stay away from and that's that.&nbsp; We have found if you're in an area and start talking with land owners, you will find some good guys, and those guys are usually liked by other good guys in the area and they usually know everybody else that is a good guy.&nbsp; Most good guys that let you hunt will give you names and numbers of other guys that let people hunt as well.&nbsp; Doesn't take much for the wrong idiot to mess things up for everybody though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lungdeflator, post: 243148, member: 5163"] As a guy who relies on public and non posted land, I would be super bummed about a new trespass law. With that said, we do try to contact land owners as much as possible, especially for deer hunting. We do not hunt land if it has any kind of posted sign on it, 10 year faded thing or brand new custom metal sign. Finding the loopholes like improper signage isn't a good way to go about things. I like the law as it is, but I could see stiffer fines/penalties being an upgrade so it is not ruined and changed. We have ran into a TON of great and appreciative land owners over the years, even if the answer is no, they are thankful that we stopped and asked. Only a few negative ones really stand out, but those are the guys and lands you just stay away from and that's that. We have found if you're in an area and start talking with land owners, you will find some good guys, and those guys are usually liked by other good guys in the area and they usually know everybody else that is a good guy. Most good guys that let you hunt will give you names and numbers of other guys that let people hunt as well. Doesn't take much for the wrong idiot to mess things up for everybody though. [/QUOTE]

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