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<blockquote data-quote="Livetohuntandfish" data-source="post: 151436" data-attributes="member: 5010"><p>Probably won't help this thread on bit but I recently had a meeting which delt with the bills on the floor right now.&nbsp; &nbsp; The trespass bill was one which was throughly talked about.&nbsp; I'm against it and voiced my concern even though that in which I am a part of supports the bill.&nbsp;&nbsp; It was explained to me as this.&nbsp; And take this as you may but this is from as close as you can to direct from the drafters.&nbsp;&nbsp; The bill was made up because of the lack of law that exists when people trespass on unposted land.&nbsp;&nbsp; Mainly in the south and west where there are many instinaces where people have parked at abandoned farmsteads pastures etc and set up to live for months without permission.&nbsp;&nbsp; With the current law they have no way of getting these people off.&nbsp;&nbsp; The other aspect was if someone would drive onto a property and cause damage, bonfire, or vandalize, not much lawfully can be done even if these people are caught as long as it's not posted.&nbsp;&nbsp; This had nothing to with hunting even though that's the topic many people are on now.&nbsp;&nbsp; The people who support this issue and the people who brought this to light have no want to hurt or disconnect the hunter from the land, with changing times they are just trying to give themselves a chance to gain rights on the land in which they own</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Livetohuntandfish, post: 151436, member: 5010"] Probably won't help this thread on bit but I recently had a meeting which delt with the bills on the floor right now. The trespass bill was one which was throughly talked about. I'm against it and voiced my concern even though that in which I am a part of supports the bill. It was explained to me as this. And take this as you may but this is from as close as you can to direct from the drafters. The bill was made up because of the lack of law that exists when people trespass on unposted land. Mainly in the south and west where there are many instinaces where people have parked at abandoned farmsteads pastures etc and set up to live for months without permission. With the current law they have no way of getting these people off. The other aspect was if someone would drive onto a property and cause damage, bonfire, or vandalize, not much lawfully can be done even if these people are caught as long as it's not posted. This had nothing to with hunting even though that's the topic many people are on now. The people who support this issue and the people who brought this to light have no want to hurt or disconnect the hunter from the land, with changing times they are just trying to give themselves a chance to gain rights on the land in which they own [/QUOTE]

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