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<blockquote data-quote="labhunter66" data-source="post: 147178" data-attributes="member: 1365">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.)&nbsp; other corner is in middle of section.&nbsp; 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. The law was changed several years ago to address this exact situation so it's not an issue anymore.&nbsp; The real reason most people don't get prosecuted is because the landowner themselves chose to let the violator go.&nbsp; I hunt a mixture of public, private with permission, and unposted private.&nbsp; I could easily do my hunting on the two former but enjoy being able to go out and find those those little unposted hidden gems.&nbsp; I do most upland bird hunting that way and most big game hunting on public and private with permission.&nbsp; The thing about it is the game belongs to the people not the landowner.&nbsp; I don't think it's too much to ask to put up signs when requesting the public not pursue their property on yours.&nbsp; I think it's a fair trade off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="labhunter66, post: 147178, member: 1365"] [I]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. [/I] The law was changed several years ago to address this exact situation so it's not an issue anymore. The real reason most people don't get prosecuted is because the landowner themselves chose to let the violator go. I hunt a mixture of public, private with permission, and unposted private. I could easily do my hunting on the two former but enjoy being able to go out and find those those little unposted hidden gems. I do most upland bird hunting that way and most big game hunting on public and private with permission. The thing about it is the game belongs to the people not the landowner. I don't think it's too much to ask to put up signs when requesting the public not pursue their property on yours. I think it's a fair trade off. [/QUOTE]

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