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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Whisky" data-source="post: 248066" data-attributes="member: 661">There are many stories of guys getting off on technicalities. It obviously happens more often then some realize..... I do think eliminating those loopholes would go a long ways towards more trespasser prosecution, and I would MUCH prefer to see that happen vs ND becoming a no trespass state. Is it enough to ease tensions, I don't know. Guy, the trespass law will do nothing to help poachers and slob hunters. But IMO it would absolutely help trespassing, because there are no more BS technicalities for them to get off on. Will it stop it, no. But it would certainly help.- - - Updated - - -I found my self in a situation in the badlands where OnX didn't match up with the posted fence line. In fact it was off about 200 yds, and there was a nice draw that I wanted to hunt. I stayed out, I took pictures, and measurements and screenshots and went to visit the nearest yard. When I got there little did I know the landowner took down my vehicle info and called in at the same yard I was at. I explained the situation to them and asked about the discrepancy. They politely informed me that the Onx app was wrong and that other hunters have been prosecuted for being back there, and they also gave me a heads up the landowner was asking them about me. I didn't push the issue, and never went back. I should have contacted the local warden to see who was right, Onx or landowner, but it wasn't worth my time at that point. This has me very curious now, that I may try to contact that warden now and see what he says about that particular chunk of land.</blockquote>

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