Mowed a section of land on neighbors property

[bdhsfz6]

A snowmobile club trail goes through our 80 acre hunting property. We have a written agreement (not easement), they do a nice job of maintaining the trail, and pay us $50/year for the 1/2 mile stretch. They are good at communicating with landowners. They have lots of stay on trail signage, and snowmobilers seem to respect that. They have nice gates where they cross fencelines.

Snowmobilers contribute a lot to our local economy, and I am happy that we are able to provide them with a little joy.

I agree. I had one in my younger years and for the most part, snowmobilers are good people.

The local club here doesn't pay anything but they do provide accident insurance should someone be injured on private property.

 

[tradosaurus]

My property was, at some point, cut out of a larger plot. I have clearly marked (white plastic poles) corners. I cut brush and mow beyond the boundaries to maintain the original layout and keep the poison ivy and briars out of my yard. I don't expect to ever get a complaint about it and don't have any thoughts about adverse possession. Life just goes on.

Careful, neighbors like zzvyb6 would file a restraining order on you for trespassing on his land.

Good advice and one that I will take;, life just goes on.

 

[two_bit_score]

Careful, neighbors like zzvyb6 would file a restraining order on you for trespassing on his land.

Good advice and one that I will take;, life just goes on.

If you know your neighbors shouldn't you also respect their boundries? Some people are a little more concerned about casual trespass than others. Probably because casual trespass has been abused in their experiences. It's hard to understand why you keep getting your tit in a wringer about that.

 

[tradosaurus]

If you know your neighbors shouldn't you also respect their boundries? Some people are a little more concerned about casual trespass than others. Probably because casual trespass has been abused in their experiences. It's hard to understand why you keep getting your tit in a wringer about that.

I think it's only a few posters on this thread worrying about the big nothing burger. Relax! Life goes on and no one really cares.

 

[zzvyb6]

I think it's only a few posters on this thread worrying about the big nothing burger. Relax! Life goes on and no one really cares.

Bet you've never had a guy in a tree stand in the middle of your property take a potshot at you for disturbing his hunt. Then having the DNR come by to investigate why there a bait pile there, too. It's now FAFO around here... This ain't State Farm.

 

[tradosaurus]

Bet you've never had a guy in a tree stand in the middle of your property take a potshot at you for disturbing his hunt. Then having the DNR come by to investigate why there a bait pile there, too. It's now FAFO around here... This ain't State Farm.

You associating me clearing brush on the neighbors property and keeping branches off of the barbed wire fence with someone hunting and shooting at someone on their property is a real stretch.
I think you just like drama.

 

[Racenut]

This thread makes me glad all my property lines are either a road or family.

 

[zzvyb6]

You associating me clearing brush on the neighbors property and keeping branches off of the barbed wire fence with someone hunting and shooting at someone on their property is a real stretch.
I think you just like drama.

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No, You were ridiculing my need for a restraining order on a threat from a drunk hunter.

 

[Bad Boy Biker]

I am enjoying this discussion. I even made more popcorn. Please carry on.

 

[steve tym]

If this happened on my property, I would be very pleased if the offender manned up and knocked on my door to explain what happened before I came upon it myself.