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<blockquote data-quote="NDwalleyes" data-source="post: 64517" data-attributes="member: 218">If you own land, manage land, or have exclusive hunting privileges on land, then you know how Flinger feels. There is a certain class of person who simply has no fear about slipping on to posted land whether they are hunting or not. This time of year the farming is all but buttoned up and they are out there during the week or at night when things are quite. It goes on all the time and it is frustrating. I have heard every excuse from, &quot;I was just checking out your abandoned building over there&quot; to &quot;I'm a photographer looking to for places to shoot pictures (even though I don't have my camera)&quot; and of course &quot;I didn't see the posted signs&quot;.&nbsp; Poaching, trespassing, and thievery are all big problems in rural areas. It's a constant battle and with the oil field slowing down things are missing all the time. Neighbor's shop was broken into right during harvest and he lost many thousands worth of tools, his MIG welder, every hand tool, acetylene torches.....everything.Pretty easy to keyboard a guy to death who is looking for a little help. I would encourage you to walk a mile in a someone else's boots.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NDwalleyes, post: 64517, member: 218"] If you own land, manage land, or have exclusive hunting privileges on land, then you know how Flinger feels. There is a certain class of person who simply has no fear about slipping on to posted land whether they are hunting or not. This time of year the farming is all but buttoned up and they are out there during the week or at night when things are quite. It goes on all the time and it is frustrating. I have heard every excuse from, "I was just checking out your abandoned building over there" to "I'm a photographer looking to for places to shoot pictures (even though I don't have my camera)" and of course "I didn't see the posted signs". Poaching, trespassing, and thievery are all big problems in rural areas. It's a constant battle and with the oil field slowing down things are missing all the time. Neighbor's shop was broken into right during harvest and he lost many thousands worth of tools, his MIG welder, every hand tool, acetylene torches.....everything. Pretty easy to keyboard a guy to death who is looking for a little help. I would encourage you to walk a mile in a someone else's boots. [/QUOTE]

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