HILLBILLYS TRESPASSING! See if we can track one down!

HILLBILLYS TRESPASSING! See if we can track one down! Was he lost? Come along with me as I try and track down an unwanted trespasser that I caught on camera! Link to security camera: amzn.to/3T4ndiZ
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[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Folks have been asking...the security camera I use is called ReoLink and is solar, has a dedicated cellular plan that costs me $10 per month ...here's a link from my Amazon page in case you want to monitor your property: amzn.to/3T4ndiZ

[@patriotref7536]

Hey Josh who are you using for your monthly subscription for the Reolinks? I have one on my farm and thinking of getting more but I think I’m paying more than $10

[@davemi00]

Learn State Laws on Trespassers Posting is usually Required If you’re Not, you’re Asking for Trouble.

[@davemi00]

A Groundhog/Woodchuck at the end.

[@robrinehart]

I've used cuddeback cuddling cameras and can link 24 cameras on one plan. Been able to stop theives, but I like your reolink setup as well👍. Thank you for sharing!

[@kdegraa]

@@robrinehart Reolink also allow a lot of cameras on one plan. The price is quite low, around a dollar a camera per month. I think Josh refers to the cellular service when he says it costs $10 a month per camera.

[@jims3650]

Josh, All you have to do is paint purple on the trees that border your property, no signs required.

[@Yamahut13]

Some states allow silver as well

[@skrimper]

What is that gonna do? Lol

[@jims3650]

@@skrimper In the State of NC Putting Purple Paint on the border of your property is like putting up signs.

[@jims3650]

@@donald6427 If you do not do it the police and the Game Warden will do anything. I found that out when I caught someone on my place and they said we can not do anything due to not being posted.

[@brianhillis3701]

@@jims3650 once you tell them to leave they have to clear out and not come back. Yes, they have to be warned by signs or orally. Take their picture if able and write the date on it so you have evidence of the warning for next time.

[@funnyfarmdad9997]

Josh, ALWAYS go armed! I know you don’t want an altercation but whoever is trespassing may not care if they have an altercation or not. If you go out there unarmed you very well could end up severely injured or dead. At least have the means to defend yourself. Nothing says you have to draw a weapon.

[@Spence321]

You need some of those large homemade signs that say "YOU'RE NOT LOST! YOU ARE TRESSPASSING!

[@garycox7508]

I know you don't want to ugly up things with the signs, but honestly I think that's what you're going to have to do. Not only for the deterrent factor, but also potential legal liability if someone gets hurt on your land, it's an additional shield for you that a person knowingly trespassed and thus took on additional responsibility for whatever happened next. You also mentioned that part of your land is not yet fenced..you need to remedy that ASAP. Finally, I don't know what the laws are there but here in Texas you can paint the fence posts purple and that has the legal standing of a combo no hunting/no trespassing sign. That might be an alternative to the ugly signs if you've got similar laws on the books there. edit: North Carolina indeed does have a purple paint law. Check it out :)

[@CSnipes]

Since he's in NC, he can benefit from posting signs since NCGS 14-159 allows for the posting of signs to act as a deterrent and/or warning that the area or property is private and the trespasser should know that he/she is not welcome. Many states, like GA where I live, posting a sign doesn't matter. In order to be charged with OCGA 16-7-21, a person must remain on the property after being told to leave by the owner, tenant, or representative before the trespassing become criminal unless there's also some monetary damage associated with the intrusion.

[@1guyin10]

In Tennessee we can also use the purple blaze to mark property as a no hunting zone. If you are caught taking game from posted property without permission the penalties are the same as taking game out of season.

[@lisacastano1064]

@@1guyin10 I need to get some purple paint and mark my property lines

[@tomtruesdale6901]

I just posted about the same comments before I read yours.

[@jryc5566]

Here In Texas we use purple paint on fence post to alert people of trespassing. I think in North Carolina my friend used purple paint also but on trees making a vertical line

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yep...purple paint is there...trespassing signs are up in the entrances of the property but these people aren't law abiding ..they are lawless disrespectful scum

[@ericwalker3368]

Contact both the Game Warden and the local police. So, both authorities know what’s going on in your area. See if your neighbors having same problems with trespassers.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Absolutely. Start submitting the evidence and have a good strong case with plenty of documentation. Get the authorities involved so when you catch the individual, law enforcement will have been involved from the beginning.

[@travisschultz8984]

I would suggest a concealed pistol in those instances. That way if it does get out of hand, you have something to protect yourself Josh. But it’s not visible to the trespasser so gives the appearance of a friendly encounter. Stay safe! Wooo!!

[@teenagefarmer]

My thoughts exactly

[@bay9876]

He definitely didn't want you to know his presence or hear him with that bow. A drone scan from up high gets a quick birds-eye view of the property.

[@____________________________.x]

AFAIK the only tailless mammal you have in Carolina is the Capybara? Although you might have something else that got its tail chewed off

[@edwardcase6594]

Maybe the channel owner was in the video.

[@thisshouldbeentertaining3386]

Here's one way to keep trespasser's at bay. Put up a couple outdoor wireless speakers around your property. And connect them with a motion sensor. When trespasser is detected. It plays DELIVERANCE DUELING BANJO'S 😜 You got a right purtty mouth there boy!

[@larrylong8738]

I sure hope you are carrying while you are out to confronted someone you know is armed. Be safe!

[@leahness3588]

Hate trespassing, especially when they walk right by my signs.

[@rtmdlawncare5774]

I’ve caught a couple. I have 37 acres in SE Pa. It is crazy how people believe they can do whatever they want. The police here took care of two poachers/trespassers. The game warden took care of another guy. That guy will never legally hunt again and weapon seized. But - I can’t imagine how you keep an eye on your farm. I grew up on a 140 acre farm and my dad used to walk the land. Even in his seventies. Tough old man.

[@scottsmith6846]

Hey Josh thank you for the video and my opinion I think you should do is get one more camera and put it next to that deer stand because what I think this guy was doing was scoping things out and yeah he's going to be back I guarantee it like you said and I agree he'll be back woo

[@juddsonafelt8779]

Looks like the hunter had a cross-bow, as far as the critter,small hog?

[@loganv0410]

No 'No Trespassing' signs = lotsa trespassers without a legal leg to stand on. Deal with it! No gun on you = the ability of a trespasser who panics to kill you more easily. If you're concerned that your carrying a gun leads to a violent altercation you need to work on you!

[@CJMactaggartknits]

Ground hog aka wood chuck. Common up here.

[@randyrejer4219]

Probably wouldn’t hurt to talk to law enforcement. They may have had other reports on this person. You are pretty vulnerable so be cautious.

[@tomrunning357]

Bring a dog with you next time, they have a way of kicking up trespassers and keeping them under control.

[@Cowboy_Steve]

Howdy Josh - you said it was black powder season in NC? He had a crossbow, I assume bow season is in as well? Of course naturally it is personal preference and however comfortable you feel being armed/unarmed in a situation like that. As a rule I tend to be armed anytime I'm out of the house. Nobody would know I'm armed as I conceal my holster, so I'm not too concerned about escalating any confrontations. Having been held up at knife point in a mall parking lot, my sidearm is my security blanket lol. I'm a bit of a talker, so I much prefer to talk my way out of sketchy situations. But just in case... That thing almost walks like a racoon... but the coloring is all wrong. No clue. Please let us know if you figure it out! Thanks for sharing 🤠

[@fordenginebuildersv8power184]

And if they get hurt on your property posted or not you’re responsible! That sucks! Check with your insurance company

[@twintwo1429]

With today's smart phones, there is no excuse for not knowing property boundaries. Laws need to be adjusted to this. Owners need to be held liable for the people that have permission to be on their property. Guests on my land, cannot trespass on my neighbors land. If they do, they will no longer be a guest on my property.

[@rickvanskike669]

That animal looked like it could have been a Capybara. But I don't know if they are common in that part of the country.

[@stephenreese5921]

Most laws require a No Hunting/Trespassing sign. A law enforcement officer can’t write a summons on unposted land.

[@tjjewell4115]

Josh, as you know I am a retired Deputy Sheriff, you should always carry concealed on your property, it's a North Carolina privilege. That critter looks like a Muskrat to me, stay safe.

[@williammoody7819]

Not a muskrat. Nutria are in this area of NC and are a water animal.

[@brandonburdette7895]

Josh he definitely knew that was private property that's y he was using that crossbow so you don't here him shooting all your deer even though he isn't using your buddy stand he probably hasn't seen it yet I would pull it down if your not hunting at the moment just in case the 4 times we caught some people hunting on our property they where caught hunting on the ground it sucks to have to worry about trespassing hunters

[@nadinelataille7462]

I thought orange was mandatory, don’t see any on the trespasser

[@Liam-ql7tr]

Call Game warden / fish and wildlife officer or whatever you have there and get your Information directly from the horses mouth . But sorry clearly you need to post markings/signs on property. At least use the “ PURPLE PAINT” on Perimeter trees if your state Recognizes that is no trespassing/hunting I would do it ASAP. DRONE: is not a bad idea either faster to find them and see where they are heading/coming from

[@jafo0695]

You need to get an electric bike so they won't hear you coming. That Kubota makes too much noise, so they can hear you coming.

[@NSTactical]

It’s a Nutria

[@neilkratzer3182]

You need to be careful what your rights on the creek is. You may not be able to stop someone walking up your creek on the way the law is setup. If somebody walks up the creek you may not be able to stop them or you could be charged on your own property.

[@ronnieD1963]

maybe some claymores

[@ArcsandSparks315]

Josh just harass the hunters, with your drone. You don’t even have to leave your home bud. Gets em off my land effectively and don’t have to waste any fuel. I just patrol at dusk and dawn. It’s one thing if they ask I usually let ‘em but give them a location and tell them to stay put.

[@kyfiss9176]

By the way he was acting I would assume he was either stalking deer or trying to track one he shot.

[@chrissheathewoodguy]

use the drone, much safer. as for the posted signs, check with your county , extra but i beleieve in most states two strips of either silver or purple paint means the same. we use that here for the same reason and it holds up in court. going threw the same thing here every year. 590 acres is hard to watch.

[@vaughn1804]

Buy a wireless electric bullhorn/horn speaker and place it next to your camera. When you spot someone on camera you can talk to them using the loud speaker without putting yourself at risk. Also attach and turn on LOUD SIREN MODULE TO THE HORN TO SCARE THE DEER/WILDLIFE AWAY so the hunters cannot hunt in that area when the hunters show up!

[@kdegraa]

Reolink cameras have a siren and intercom functions.

[@vaughn1804]

@@kdegraa Oh hopefully that can solve the issue.

[@dennisspring5321]

Josh I would put up hunting by permission only from landowner the animal you saw I believe is a nutra it's an aquatic animal and they can be very destructive check with your local DNR they're in the same family as a muskrat good luck with the trespasser it sucks take the high road brother

[@jayricks8938]

Me personally I wouldnt sweat it at this point but like you said keep your eyes open around that area. Maybe he was hunting in the area and got off his track and didn't realize he was trespassing

[@Blueridgetimbermill]

No tracks? The guy fell down the bank! There has to be some sign. Interesting how he’s out there with a big jacket and hood up, never turns so you can see his face. Almost like he knew the camera was there??

[@babybluesfarm3466]

Looks about the size of Josh.

[@edwardcase6594]

It was stoney ridge farmer looking for video views

[@bossdawg165]

That guy was armed with a loaded crossbow. I hope you were armed too. Stay safe man.

[@REVNUMANEWBERN]

JOSH, Quick suggestion, set you up a drone base, have it set up under a porch AT your home etc with enough room to manuver up off the shelf / pad and then out, BEFORE you even crank up your 4 wheeler to go after them, send the drone out to spot them CLOSE UP, then if your lose them as you drive out then you would of already captured their image, you could of had the drone ON TOP of them B4 you ever cranked up the buggy.

[@____________________________.x]

yep, that's a good idea, he's not going to hang around if he hears a 4x4 coming and you'd need to get a location on his vehicle

[@usmarshall336]

You should have sent Mrs Stoney Ridge to take care of that issue. .. Yes I always try to deescalate But I would keep some type of firearm in your utv just in case cuz it may be more than one person.

[@ExploreAmerica]

You might not catch him at 13 mph - ELECTRIC IS SILENT

[@allensova5049]

It's almost like he knows the camera is there and did his best to his his identity, u would have a better leg to stand on with no trespassing signs love what u do and watching how ur farm has grown over the years

[@2288jlt]

Looks like you could’ve seen where they slid down the creek bank🤔

[@Daniel-dp5gi]

Maybe he has permission to hunt the neighbors farm? Without a fence or sign he may be innocent. Also if you want to find a trespasser, don't drive the absolute loudest vehicle you own lol

[@bryanbennett972]

Ride a horse and bring the Germans with you...

[@918scott4]

Send up the drone and look for them when you get the notice. You can get a payload release.. Fly over and once they see the drone, drop the orange paper that tells them they are on PP and to leave at once. Just an idea. :)

[@____________________________.x]

I'm just thinking that Wranglerstar wouldn't investigate a hunter without a full plate carrier, night vision and the backing of his entire posse of like-minded individuals all on their baofeng radios..., lol 🤪

[@Jwayne1020]

Several things seem odd to me. The said trespasser is wearing what looks like overalls and jacket w/ hoodie, but your in a tshirt. The shadows from trees don't seem to be anywhere near the same time. And there is no time stamp on the trespasser clip

[@danulmer5031]

Hey Josh, you mentioned it being black powder season but he was definitely caring a crossbow. Was he poaching? I’d care a gun, it’s better to have and not use then to be with out. Keep up they good work, the farm looks great

[@justinauman5438]

Some states have a duel season with black powder and archery and some states even allow jr and sr hunters to use regular firearms in a early season

[@justinauman5438]

But I do agree the person should of at least asked for permission before entering any part of private property

[@frankhanes8005]

Might just be a guy that got miss placed. If he was trespassing on purpose I think u would of seen him or you will see him again. They joys of owning land good luck Josh

[@robgrubb420]

looks like a bear cub there is another one in front probably two cubs following a mother.

[@ccc822007]

You could always stencil paint no tresspassing on the side of some posts or trees. That way its not so obtrusive yet its still visible.

[@mckdi1377]

I am not far from you, in VA. My land is hunted too. I HAD up the ugly signs, but hunters tore them down. I had game cameras, but they smashed them. Other option is the horizontal purple paint lines on trees. I don't love that idea either. One day, I saw a hunter deep on my land, as I was feeding my animals. I hollered out, "Please make this your last trip on my land." He flipped me off. I had dog food, he had his hunt gear. Yup, no argument. Then, there are the half-starved hunt dawgs running the land, chasing goats... In short, I feel your pain!

[@pakviroti3616]

Learn the 3 S's. Shoot, shovel & shut up.

[@chriscorum7266]

He’s got a coat on like it’s winter and it wasn’t orange and ur in a tshirt and u took the slowest ride u had on the farm lol

[@babybluesfarm3466]

Yeah something 🐟 going on.

[@markfields8092]

Post your property. Use Purple paint or post signs. Without posting all you can do is ask them to leave. The Police will not arrest them if the property is not posted. It is not considered trespassing unless they climb over a fence/gate or walk on a posted area. They can always claim they did not know it was not posted they thought it was public land. I would of had a firearm. I carry a Glock 26 everyday on my farm. I would of not had it drawn. I also carry a AR15 in 300 Blackout this time of year on my ATV. I have foxes and coyotes.

[@mikemulligan4117]

In Texas you can mark the trees or fence posts or both with people paint to outline your property. Is a little more aesthetically pleasing than the no trespassing signs. Good luck.

[@joesoutdoorexperience]

Good morning Josh , as a fellow outdoorsman there are so many apps you could access that show you property lines and provide owners phone numbers to ask permission, even if you’re tracking a wounded animal. I can’t imagine how frustrating it is to have people trespassing your property any time of the year!

[@shelly936]

Looks like the trespasser was trying to hide his identity the way he was carrying himself, and he was also bow hunting which means he intended to be quiet while he was trespassing. Always take your own protection. I'd most definitely finish up your fence line and or post signs and the purple paint.

[@gocanes2]

Hey buddy I understand you don't want the signs up but I will say in Florida and in ga on our properties we went ahead and put them up to cover us legally bc we had a poacher trespass on the property, fell out of a treestand, sued us and won brother, yes and won the suit. We currently are appealing it so i don't know yet what the outcome is, that's pretty messed up. Our illustrious legal system always protects the criminal. I don't know so much about n.c. but if it were me I'd put up some signs. Yeh people should know better then not to trespass on someone else's property but we live in a different society today and there's some crooked, unethical, irresponsible folks in this world. For me if I am approaching a potential trespasser that has some kind of weapon I'd most definitely be taking a concealed firearm with me 100%. You never know who you are dealing with and you know they have a weapon so they are 1 up already. If your 6 is concealed they won't know you have it so I don't think it would cause a confrontation and if they ended being one at least you had a dog in the fight right. They animal looked like a beaver, muskrat that lost a tail to me. In my opinion being how fast you got over there that hunter may of been using your property to crossover onto another piece of property. I think you would of seen him had he of been on your land hunting🤷‍♂️stay safe out there big guy

[@littlemogocreek]

Looked like he was holding a crossbow to me. I'd have sent the drone over Josh...cheaper than the hospital bill an arrow would cause. Stay safe. D.

[@mangchock]

Hey Josh, not sure if anyone's mentioned it yet but I'd put my money on those things being Nutria.

[@gregbetts8057]

what you might need is remote control 12 gauge blank warning deturants ..... hope you ge it figerd out .... just never wander out in areas with known poachers unarmed

[@stephaniewilson3955]

Having a gun is no guarantee of safety. People who really know what they are doing do not carry. They can take your gun off you before you realise they are there so they have no need. Always notify the authorities to get a paper trail. And those signs are pointing away from you so put them up!

[@shoresharp8349]

Hey Josh that critter is a groundhog , you should start trapping them asap. They will destroy your pastures and may cause a cow to break its leg.

[@jakeschisler7525]

In Illinois where we lived we had trespassers who would come through to pick mushrooms and we were out looking ourselve. I yeld out to my wife and said you want me to shoot them well they took off like a bat out of hell.

[@ShortbusMooner]

I'd be tearing down that stand, for one thing.. 🤨🤬

[@DIGGER19860]

that looked like a capybara. i think they got released int louisiana a decade or 2 ago maybe they have made there way all the way to south cakalaki

[@laststrawfarmkids6272]

You said its black powder season but that guy has a crossbow. Doesn't want to be heard!

[@lisamonalisahikes]

I have signs and they still hunt my land. Even after evening told repetitively to not hit my land

[@scottbillenwillms]

Fake.

[@davidgerber9907]

Thanks for bringing up "private property rights". Seems people have no respect anymore.

[@fordenginebuildersv8power184]

We use to catch several years ago! Had some cut fence, had a guy loading his van with field corn to sell for sweet corn, snowmobiles on wet snow on a wheat field, had one shoot a pheasant right behind our feedlot, it got out of hand to where we patrolled it! You get em

[@funnyfarmdad9997]

I caught a couple of guys trespassing on my property during deer season a few years ago. I spotted them on my security system (similar to Josh’s). I saw that they were armed so I grabbed my AR and plate carrier. I called the sheriffs department on the way out to get a cruiser rolling my way. When I con fronted these morons they claimed I was trespassing on their property and I needed to leave before they called the police. I told them the sheriffs department was already on the way. When the deputies (friends of mine) arrived the idiots still tried to say it was their property. It got pretty heated for a few minutes but they finally admitted they were trespassing and both were arrested. One was charged with possessing a firearm under disability (convicted felon), the other guy was charged with criminal trespassing with a firearm. Im sure if I had gone out there unarmed I probably wouldn’t have come home.

[@jeffkiehne2545]

@@funnyfarmdad9997 If lie to police is that an offense.

[@garyduquette1784]

Why did you drive the loudest slowest ( by what you’ve told us) vehicle you have to catch anyone?

[@pjmtts]

Wait you called Mrs SR your girlfriend lol are you going to have to get married again? Can we see the wedding?😅

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yessir

[@pjmtts]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer that’s fantastic

[@teenagefarmer]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I expect the wedding to be live on KZbin like sonne farms did 😂😂😂 just kidding. That's awesome.

[@Jack-yy6th]

He never crossed the creek if you never found tracks….Sounds like to me

[@zayinked9174]

Sorry, but you are rsponsible for posting your property lines against hunters. Ugly as they may be, you should post the signs to make your animals safe from those who wiould use the lack of sinage as permission/you not caring.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

it's my responsibility to tell someone else that they aren't on their own property? Do we have to put a sign on our houses that says this isn't your house? Or your car in a parking lot? What about a screwdriver? If it's not your property..then good manners and common sense says to leave it alone right? Despite having no trespass signs up..I still have this problem...fences, signs and purple paint doesn't stop a lawless individual unfortunately....but it's not my responsibility, nor is it your responsibility to tell a person what they already know...if it's not your's then leave it alone and don't go there right?

[@Solar2go]

Notice that the trespasser wasn't wearing any orange. They knew they were trespassing and absolutely didn't want to be seen doing it.

[@REVNUMANEWBERN]

GOOD catch, I missed that !

[@TheGenerationX894]

Most states now hunters do not need to wear orange. Not sure about NC

[@tonytango6676]

Adding to someone else’s drone comment see if a infrared thermal imaging drones are inexpensive enough to be practical. You can spot a trespasser and wildlife much easier than waiting for some motion.

[@jeffkiehne2545]

Do they have bio security laws where you are as in England all farm birds have to be kept indoors because of bird flew and people walking on your farm could spread disease and sign as restricted area.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

nothing like that here so far

[@jaytide4533]

You should have a side arm with you at all times on your farm that's a must at this day in time you can't trust anyone God bless stay safe your friend from Cullman Alabama Joshua Early

[@jonathanmagic5633]

Could have been a deer dressed as a hunter with all those deer prints.

[@joydove2784]

Can't use a crossbow in NC without a permit, it's illegal. Call game warden. Use purple paint.

[@dannyrose7973]

Crossbow is legal with out a permit in his county for deer hunting. They changed that law few years ago.

[@bcgrittner8076]

OK. Bow hunting in camos-got it. I have a vision problem right now and I didn’t pick up on the crossbow.

[@ryanhensley5491]

Dude looked like he slid down the bank would have thought you could have seen that. The critter looks like a piglet, but you definitely would see signs of that, I wanted to say muskrat without a tail but it would be the biggest one ever, curious!!

[@FarmallFanatic]

I've never had a prosecuted t passer return

[@andreacrashe9894]

*Josh, That person is hunting with a cross bow and it was loaded. So be danged careful when approaching said hunter. Put signs up that can be seen day & night. If said hunter got lost, then they will spot the signs. If a animal is hurt and crossed into your land, then said hunter should come see you, and you both can find said animal and put it down, if it can not be saved.*

[@BlueSaffireWolf5]

If you can't get the game warden out then you can attach a speaker near the camera so you can turn it on when your camera trips for a hunter so you can tell them they are trespassing.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

camera has a built in speaker...but unless they hang out under the camera you won't have time to catch them and talk...fyi they know they are trespassing for sure...just the same as if you went out in a parking lot and got in someone else's car...these folks know what they are doing

[@terresiagregg9326]

Be careful never know when someone will shoot ask questions later have a great day

[@postholeman]

It was mentioned before, use the purple paint to mark your property boundaries.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

yep...it only works if folks respect it

[@cletushatfield8817]

Set up a tree stand and cut through the bottom 2/3s of the top three ladder rungs. Make sure it's in the camera view.

[@REVNUMANEWBERN]

NO don't cut through it, but maybe have some made of a different wood

[@edwardcase6594]

Rub poison ivy all over the stand

[@madtater5948]

you really need to put signs up to legally protect yourself if someone was to get hurt on your property you will spend thousands of dollars for legal defense even though the trespasser was entirely at fault. this happened to a friend of mine. protect yourself, remember nice guys always finish last it's the world we live in

[@TreasureFiend]

This sucks! Josh maybe get a mega phone and maybe just let them know that you will be back every time with that bull horn and his "new" spot is ruined.

[@wormyterry]

That was you not a trespasser . LOL

[@cereus57]

Your little critter looks like a muskrat or nutria that's lost its tail. As far as the trespasser is concerned I would always be armed for your own safety, concealed would not be in there face especially when they are carrying a crossbow that you can see. Never know what else they may have on themselves, stay safe!

[@shoresharp8349]

It's a groundhog , they destroy your land.

[@gpax-6197]

I have the same problem. We paint purple onto our trees and fence posts. Purple paint means “No Trespassing and No Hunting”. In Missouri.

[@cherokeebees5576]

There are usually alternative posting methods. In Alabama, purple paint stripes on boundary trees is legal for posting. Without postings, any legal recourse is hindered even through natural domain rights are in place. Postings simply remove the “ I didn’t know” statements. If you plan future prosecutions, POST YOUR PROPERTY IR CONTINUE TO WASTE YOUR TIME AND FRUSTRATIONS.

[@batpherlangkharkrang7976]

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