Tresspassing Slob Hunters, Part II

[airbiscuit]

The holes show up better on a metal sign, especially if the paint chips nicely.

But don't you like the Pervate part?

 

[Redneck in training]

Aint never heard anything like that...Why even own property there?

Majority of Europe is like that. There is not a difference between private and public land. There are (non written) rules though. No motor vehicles, no screaming, no breaking anything, no camping, no hunting etc. You can walk, ride a horse or bicycle. You can pick berries and mushrooms. In fact it is illegal to restrict access to the land. The tradition goes back thousand of years when the local noble owned all the land but there were millions of people living on it. They need to travel over the land. When you live in the village or city then you can fence your yard and your privacy is protected. Needless to say that even if you own land you might not be permitted to build on it. You can build only on a parcel that is part of incorporated area. Forest and ag land is protected to such a degree that to get building permit on such land is impossible.

 

[Industrial Toys]

I never knew that about Europe.

I bet the gypsies love that.

They should put up a sign that says "TAX DONATIONS GLADLY ACCEPTED"

 

[thepumpguysc]

My buddy has a sign>> Anyone found here after dark, will be found here in the morning..
Kind of short and to the point..

 

[RalphVa]

When we first bought our acreage here, the hay cutter and hunters came across my neighbor's 5 acres and across mine because they had no idea where the boundaries were. They just hunted and cut until they couldn't cross a little stream that's on the north boundary of our property.

My neighbor finally put up no trespassing signs and I informed the hay cutter. Got that stopped. Now, 15-16 years later, there is a nice growth of trees down there.

The hunters didn't stop until later. I discovered them one day when I was riding my Gravely cart, typically, naked across my property. The 2nd pass along a trail I'd made I looked up and saw a cross bow hunter up a tree at the edge of the little stream. I talked to him and informed him that it was my property. I let them hunt initially but then stopped it and did my own hunting. Have taken out about 30 hooved rats.

 

[BoylermanCT]

The hunters didn't stop until later. I discovered them one day when I was riding my Gravely cart, typically, naked across my property.

I always wear clothes on my property... must have been an interesting conversation with the hunters...

 

[TomSeller]

I always wear clothes on my property... must have been an interesting conversation with the hunters...

Are you sure it wasn't the Gravely cart that was naked?

 

[airbiscuit]

The hunters didn't stop until later. I discovered them one day when I was riding my Gravely cart, typically, naked across my property.

I hope they weren't hunting for prairie dogs :squirrel: