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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 214229" data-attributes="member: 704">Glad to hear it because there are a lot of salmon in the Salmon River.&nbsp; It looks like Colorado already has a felony for trespass.&nbsp; I think I have to rethink supporting ranchers on public land.&nbsp; If they are trying this hard to commercialize hunting then the public land needs all the habitat it can provide.&nbsp; It can provide a lot more without cows.&nbsp; I like a good ribeye, but like the ranchers I will support what supports me.&nbsp; Also those who endanger what is most important to me I will not support.&nbsp; <a href="https://www.shouselaw.com/colorado/domestic_violence/trespass.html" target="_blank">https://www.shouselaw.com/colorado/domestic_violence/trespass.html</a>&nbsp; I see this has tied into home invasion.&nbsp; The two should be held separate, but get into a ranching community and they are free to go for the felony penalty.&nbsp; This was not accidental it is a set up.&nbsp;&nbsp; How many have looked at your GPS while in the mountains and thought oh oh I could be two or three feet into this private land?&nbsp; I like staying at least 200 yards away to play it safe, but what if your not locking onto enough satellites to get a good accurate location?&nbsp; If you can't even have part of your body pass over private land like Montana law these things are getting scary for even the law abiding who would not do anything on purpose.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 214229, member: 704"] Glad to hear it because there are a lot of salmon in the Salmon River. It looks like Colorado already has a felony for trespass. I think I have to rethink supporting ranchers on public land. If they are trying this hard to commercialize hunting then the public land needs all the habitat it can provide. It can provide a lot more without cows. I like a good ribeye, but like the ranchers I will support what supports me. Also those who endanger what is most important to me I will not support. [URL]https://www.shouselaw.com/colorado/domestic_violence/trespass.html[/URL] I see this has tied into home invasion. The two should be held separate, but get into a ranching community and they are free to go for the felony penalty. This was not accidental it is a set up. How many have looked at your GPS while in the mountains and thought oh oh I could be two or three feet into this private land? I like staying at least 200 yards away to play it safe, but what if your not locking onto enough satellites to get a good accurate location? If you can't even have part of your body pass over private land like Montana law these things are getting scary for even the law abiding who would not do anything on purpose. [/QUOTE]

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