SB 5233 Notice Against Trespass

[eldplanko]

I'll come clean... I pee on every other tree all the way around; there's something very instinctual about it. I tried the whole chicken bones, voodoo, Indian burial ground thing and all it did was attract wierdos.

[bigtex]

SB 6117 passed the legislature last week. It is now on the Governor's desk.

[Wacenturion]

easier to tear down

Also easier to put up if it's public and you want to make it look private.

[bear hunter]

Yes and No.  I just carry the land owner card in my GPS. The Anti hunters have posted BLM land I hunt and there is a big lot of DNR land that is posted no hunting and traspassing but it is state land open for hunting. I don't really care it is posted with words or a orange sign. I don't think you should be told how you should post your land. But posting it does help keep some people off.

[Bango skank]

SB 6117 passed the legislature last week. It is now on the Governor's desk.

Do you think this will be in effect prior to the rifle deer opener?  Jerk who hunts the property next to mine poached a buck on my property in november.  Id like to put up signs at the most likely crossing spots, but paint every tree between.  Would save me some trouble.

[bobcat]

SB 6117 passed the legislature last week. It is now on the Governor's desk.

Do you think this will be in effect prior to the rifle deer opener?  Jerk who hunts the property next to mine poached a buck on my property in november.  Id like to put up signs at the most likely crossing spots, but paint every tree between.  Would save me some trouble.

You could mark your property line with paint, regardless of the new law being in effect or not. Right? What do you need the law for?

[Bango skank]

SB 6117 passed the legislature last week. It is now on the Governor's desk.

Do you think this will be in effect prior to the rifle deer opener?  Jerk who hunts the property next to mine poached a buck on my property in november.  Id like to put up signs at the most likely crossing spots, but paint every tree between.  Would save me some trouble.

You could mark your property line with paint, regardless of the new law being in effect or not. Right? What do you need the law for?

So that the orange paint will stand up in court

[Wacenturion]

SB 6117 passed the legislature last week. It is now on the Governor's desk.

Do you think this will be in effect prior to the rifle deer opener?  Jerk who hunts the property next to mine poached a buck on my property in november.  Id like to put up signs at the most likely crossing spots, but paint every tree between.  Would save me some trouble.

You're assuming a light will go off in his head when he sees the paint and he won't trepass again.  Orange paint and signs are not going to stop those types.

[bigtex]

SB 6117 passed the legislature last week. It is now on the Governor's desk.

Do you think this will be in effect prior to the rifle deer opener?  Jerk who hunts the property next to mine poached a buck on my property in november.  Id like to put up signs at the most likely crossing spots, but paint every tree between.  Would save me some trouble.

I cant remember the exact number of days that a bill takes effect (I think 90 days). But in either way it will take effect this summer.

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[Bango skank]

SB 6117 passed the legislature last week. It is now on the Governor's desk.

Do you think this will be in effect prior to the rifle deer opener?  Jerk who hunts the property next to mine poached a buck on my property in november.  Id like to put up signs at the most likely crossing spots, but paint every tree between.  Would save me some trouble.

You're assuming a light will go off in his head when he sees the paint and he won't trepass again.  Orange paint and signs are not going to stop those types.

No, but if they hold up in court he will be prosecuted for unlawful removal of wildlife.  Ive made this very clear to him.  I bought the place dec 2014 and didnt want to get off on the wrong foot, so since he has his property line marked with flagging i decided to give him the benefit of the doubt.  Well he claimed he didnt know the property line, b.s., and the warden said the flagging wouldnt hold up in court.  This year the property will be heavily marked so if he does it again hes screwed.  Funny thing is in my tcam pic of him dragging the dead buck through my property, and the pics before that, he had no hunter orange on.  The warden did ticket him for that lol.

[Bango skank]

SB 6117 passed the legislature last week. It is now on the Governor's desk.

Do you think this will be in effect prior to the rifle deer opener?  Jerk who hunts the property next to mine poached a buck on my property in november.  Id like to put up signs at the most likely crossing spots, but paint every tree between.  Would save me some trouble.

I cant remember the exact number of days that a bill takes effect (I think 90 days). But in either way it will take effect this summer.

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Excellent, ill be buying some orange paint here soon.

[Whitpirate]

How much public will be painted now by some moron.  OnX Map chip engage.

[headshot5]

SB 6117 passed the legislature last week. It is now on the Governor's desk.

Do you think this will be in effect prior to the rifle deer opener?  Jerk who hunts the property next to mine poached a buck on my property in november.  Id like to put up signs at the most likely crossing spots, but paint every tree between.  Would save me some trouble.

I cant remember the exact number of days that a bill takes effect (I think 90 days). But in either way it will take effect this summer.

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Just looked at SB 6117, and in the file it says the following:

"This act takes effect July 1, 2017" 

[Wacenturion]

How much public will be painted now by some moron.  OnX Map chip engage.

Going to happen.

[Humptulips]

SB 6117 passed the legislature last week. It is now on the Governor's desk.

Do you think this will be in effect prior to the rifle deer opener?  Jerk who hunts the property next to mine poached a buck on my property in november.  Id like to put up signs at the most likely crossing spots, but paint every tree between.  Would save me some trouble.

You could mark your property line with paint, regardless of the new law being in effect or not. Right? What do you need the law for?

So that the orange paint will stand up in court

When used in conjunction with signs or other means, any color paint on a tree to mark a boundary is a legal boundary to private property.  Color, type, method is irrelevant as long as a reasonable argument can be made that the land owner performed his own due diligence in marking his boundary.

I  hope you're not a lawyer because you give consistently bad advice.