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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jdinny" data-source="post: 147158" data-attributes="member: 875">true on the public land, true on posting. with that being said how many guys have seen posted signs torn, down, buried, "vandalized" and the guys trespassing get "zero" punishment because it he said vs she said. i get there bad apples always will be but this makes it clear cut.heres why im for it. this happens a helluva lot more than it should. take field A corn field posted on 2 of the 3 corners ( so not letter of law but there obvious intent.)  other corner is in middle of section.  most people would find owner and ask, well nowa days it seems the easy ting to do is enter field at unposted corner , and risk getting chewed out playing dumb. with this law, cut and dried they will face legal trouble regardless. my borther and i will ask permission if theres even 1 sign ripped down the middle and its illegible. it wont stop all illegal activity i get it but those willing to work, develop relationships etc, will reap the benefits- - - Updated - - -again i have developed relationships throughout the state where i hunt very very minimally on unposted land. maybe 1 hunt this year. the posted fields i dont even read the signs as i know who owns them. i know who rents whats, who has hunting rights here, etc just a plus to working in small towns and developing relationships with my patients/clients. i understand it does make it harder for the vast majority of other people but i dont hunt much outside that core area.</blockquote>

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