Is Someone Trying to Access Our PRIVATE PROPERTY? What We Found When We Sent Up the Drone!

[@spencercoe7550]

In Australia all the fence boundaries are like that on both sides and that’s what we call a fire break

[@xsbiggy6349]

I would highly recommend having a full survey done for your property. This helps ensure everyone stays to their own

[@ShawniaMarie]

They should have had the survey done before buying

[@WilliamMurphy-uv9pm]

@@ShawniaMarie And a fencing or posting should have been done from that survey. Surveys in a drawer in a residence don't serve much purpose. Nice paper to have but not very useful in dealing with folks who don't want to believe you or facts that inconvenience them. Sometimes law enforcement must be called. Likely such folks will never be friends.

[@lordhatchetman]

Definitely

[@svenjohnson2389]

@@ShawniaMarieshould be a legal requirement to have the property surveyed prior to transfer of title.

[@chrisadams5931]

Oh my someone doing something on their own property. Don't worry about it unless they get on your property. They are just like you probably don't want anyone bugging them .

[@MistiesAdventures]

People care too much what their neighbours are doing. What happens outside your fence isn't your business, I know everything that happens affects and impacts but that never means your right to use others land as your own ever

[@ParagonRidgeRanch]

@@MistiesAdventures who did that? Use others land? I guess you didn’t watch the video. I don’t trespass nor do I use others land (same thing).

[@MistiesAdventures]

@@ParagonRidgeRanch I never said you did, and yes i did watch the video.... I was responding to Chrisadams comment, because I agree with him as a general statement - its a very common issue all around the world.

[@alpinegeordie]

Maybe you could have talked and shared the dozer cost and done yours too?

[@ParagonRidgeRanch]

@ that would be awesome!

[@laurenlovein562]

We bought our property from an older gentleman who owned 40 acres and an old homestead. He split it up and sold off 30 to someone from the city and for 15 years, they basically had it all to themselves. After we bought the original homestead with the 10 extra acres, they started being really nasty to us and constantly asking us what we were doing on OUR property. We moved here to have peace but the part-timers next door are making this place a nightmare for us! My husband served in the military and was a police officer for years, so he doesn’t deserve their treatment. We have turned a blinded eye to all of their attacks and will continue to do so. My advice to you two, “Don’t be jerks to someone who bought the property behind you.” If you wanted it so bad, you should have bought it! Other people deserve peace too!

[@ParagonRidgeRanch]

I’m never a jerk to anyone. I have never spoke to them, I mention that in the video, how I have reached out and would love to speak to them. It’s always great to know your neighbors!

[@jamierupert7563]

Just bc your husband was a cop doesn't make him anything special. I'm just saying. He was probably crooked anyway,. They ALL are.

[@ParagonRidgeRanch]

You are disrespectful and not understanding. Her point is he is a highly respectable person. Society, that has served the innocent public. If you hate cops that’s your thing but you might not watch ANY OKLAHOMA KZbinrs. We support our Country.

[@cassandrathatsme4382]

What an odd thing to say. At no time were this couple jerks to their neighbours. They don't seem the type to ever be. Giving advice that isn't requested or isn't even required can be interpreted as being rude.

[@jkbagwell]

@@jamierupert7563 A hole !

[@roberthunter4884]

In most states it's illegal to cut off a natural water source to your property, you might want to look into that if they've diverted your creek's natural flow.

[@FrankBurch-vk7mi]

@roberthunter4884 water rights aren't transferable in some jurisdictions and the original grant may be long sold for rights to another.virginia colony rights are still legally enforcement no public water or grant after kings grant is possible..research your own to colonial 1st grants and deeding.as to what another is doing on theirs watch for easements and mineral rights.modern sales do not often include old claims and mining may trespass and destroy the surface temporarily and you have zero recourse against lawful owner of rights to the underground..

[@cathiwim]

We have a neighbor who built a pond upstream from us and had already gone to court and lost against the previous owner of our home. He went ahead and built it without telling us. Once his pond filled in, the overflow filled ours. But ours is also spring fed, which i did not tell anyone.

[@billarwood1996]

Good Fences make good neighbors!

[@WilliamMurphy-uv9pm]

Not original but a good point.

[@robertocvirk]

No they don't, speaking from experience 🤨

[@WilliamMurphy-uv9pm]

@@robertocvirk Please explain briefly if you can.

[@robertocvirk]

@@WilliamMurphy-uv9pm we have fences all around our property, gate access on two sides, to make it easier for others to enter and exit as they can get cut off during the heavy rains....this itself is abused constantly....sometimes to the point during droughts one particular neighbour opened the gate and let his livestock in, I'm not one to deny the animals access, but this particular person overstocked his property, we allow access to water trucks for others to use to water their animals as we have freshwater springs even during the worst of the droughts....but alas people still take advantage at least try to whether you have fences or not.......not to wild or anything this side in Australia 🇦🇺, Majority of time when you approach it is pretty well mannered and civil....👍

[@rickbruceroche2038]

As someone said, get the signs up QUICK!!

[@bordereau1]

And trail cams

[@ranmarch6768]

Spray the top couple inches of the fence posts with bright purple paint. Purple fence posts indicate no trespassing.

[@AW-yv9sq]

There are regulations as to how to mark and they are different in every state.

[@walterdavis4808]

A few land mine signs might descourage as well

[@williamh192]

As a city slicker , I did not know , thanks for info !

[@garystevens1044]

THATS A FIRST TIME I HAVE EVER HEARD OF THIS.. a Bright hi viz green back board with hi viz day glo orange sign that says no tree spacing works for me! 😳 whaa ya say what’s not spelled right TRES PASSING YOU MEAN! What’s TRES IN ESPANOL? 3 DUMass you wanna allow more than 3 or less than 3 to pass?? Remember in law it’s all about how it’s written

[@ParagonRidgeRanch]

I wish our state had that law;) this video is our first impression of any activity in YEARS, one mile back in the woods. It’s intriguing and of course we are curious. I would like to meet the Neighbors;)

[@jennybradshaw7857]

Well, it's not on your property, which you have plenty of. It's someone else's property. It's none of your business what they're going to do with it. They haven't crossed your fence line. You could always go to the county and ask you know.

[@pocoboo]

holy attitude

[@letsgetreal-df7pu]

Exactly!

[@JamesWellsIndiana]

Looks like they are cutting a path for new High Tension Power Lines.

[@glennjeffers9692]

Hopefully that's the problem

[@HELLRZR-nm3vv]

Not near wide or clean enough, for that. Even in the steepest back country timber there are heavy regs about bucking and brushing. And they do it all at the same time, one crew, one sweep through. That looks like a (piss poor) cut boundary to make moving critters, or more equipment easier.

[@bluedog1532]

It's a boundary cut ,for the purpose of knowing without a doubt where the property ends and or begins

[@Luckyrider1958]

4 lanes wide?? LOL!!!

[@RoosterBTU]

@@Luckyrider1958 40 foot right of way.

[@ugaladh]

and a Fire Break

[@garybotha6744]

Typical fire break dozing. But yea....time for the no trespassing signs now that access will be easier

[@lisagrignon5365]

I agree with you! We used to clear 10 feet from the fence line for fire control access. If it was a road per se, it wouldn’t necessarily be right on the property line. Good luck with this and god bless!🫡🫡😉

[@JosephEllis-ep7sg]

If it's not your property, it's not your business .

[@harrisdail9939]

actually it is especially if it bumps on the property line. they will start bumping the line then conveniently lose track and cross your line

[@joefratianni8693]

@@harrisdail9939 So you mark it and move on. Its not your property past that line.

[@JosEPh-zy3yr]

If it is on their property nothing U can do about it.

[@thelaC100]

Exactly

[@mikapeltokorpi7671]

Yes. And there is nothing weird in building a road next to the property line in your own land. It minimises waste land.

[@terrydebord5105]

Fire Break hopefully, but the LLC leave me with questions. Beautiful sunset✌️

[@thomasohanlon1060]

@@mikapeltokorpi7671it depends on what codes are int that state or county, the reason is they can aid in preventing property disputes, because some places require so many feet on both sides of a road to prevent the possibility of an unknown easement on their land. States or county agencies usually are the ones that make fire cuts not the land owners.

[@nancybrown2207]

Make sure that fence is on your property or theirs. If you put a fence in you usually offset it to be on your property not right on the lot line because over the years surveyor lines can be off because of technology of surveyors equipment being more accurate. You can go to the land office and see who purchased the land and depending what they are doing may have had to file for permits to do the work. Might need to get security cameras and no trespassing signs. I’ve had trouble with trespassing deer hunters even setting up deer stands within our woods. I was hunting and all of a sudden I had four “Hunters” coming up on me on my land. They said they were tracking a wounded deer. Not true! I could hear them talking way back. They were trying to line drive and jump deer. They would have just shot at any deer and could have killed me. I took pictures of their back tags and told them that they had no business on my land. They said so-n-so said they could hunt there. I told them that So-n-So doesn’t own the land so had no authority to tell them they could hunt on this property. They started getting nasty so I stood up and told them to get off the property or I was going to call the Game Warden. They then told me they would just go down my hill and on my crop land and return back onto the land behind mine. I told them no they will not! Go back exactly as they came and don’t return or they would be arrested. They begrudgingly turned around and left. I called the Warden and explained what happened and gave him their tag numbers so I would have record of the encounter. (Pictures speak Louder than Words) I knew the Wardens in the area because I’ve worked with them on conservation projects. Kept them informed on the Albino deer and a few mangy coyotes. Had a few acres in Conservation Reserve Program so got to know them and they were nice guys. They have a lot of useful information. Hope everything works out for you. Hope they aren’t opening a hunting preserve and have paid hunts. Watch out for flying bullets if they do. God Bless.

[@lonniemonroe2714]

If I had bought that property first thing I would have done too. Find the boundary fences. Back clean. Smart move for them.

[@gqftoast]

I agree its their property and they have a right to clear the fence line on their side.

[@missmelis7260]

Yeah. Especially when the neighbor has a bunch of tree stands a few feet from the property line! Only a fool believes they never shot into the other side! Lololol a mile back and she get so encroached or violated upon! Smh

[@tiberiuswade8789]

​@missmelis7260 he even mentioned that deer cross fence their and that's why he put tree stand....so what happens when he shoot deer and it jumps fence??? What then? I'm thinking he would cross fence to go get it...that's why he surprised they clearing their side property

[@de3480]

Our neighbors recently did that clearing the fence line for cattle, but they let us know beforehand

[@SourBogBubble]

which they didnt need to do unless you are a left side right side state. which on farm land one owner gets half the fence the other side to the other owner

[@gavincrouch]

Fire break, doubles as perimeter patrol road (fence inspections, etc). Among ranchers / farmers, it's generally expected for you to do the same on your side (like an unspoken agreement - not a requirement).

[@NoMiFarms]

I watched this and couldn’t understand what you’re saying, the property next to yours was cut? But not yours. So the owners cut their land and you were upset about it?

[@tubularguynine]

It seems as though the farther you go from YOUR house, the closer you get to someone else’s. Funny how that works…

[@MistiesAdventures]

It's like people forget they aren't the only people

[@dianewassell7693]

It looks like someone is making a firebreak on their own property; sensible thing to do. They haven’t broken your fence down which shows respect.

[@markplunk743]

I dont see the issue with someone clearing their land. And everyone saying put up No trespassing signs. Why? Im sure the other owner had no intentions of using your or abusing your property.

[@curtisjacobson7338]

Then why don't they tell who actually owns it, he said they tried to find out who owns pit but it is in a llc account

[@tbjtbj4786]

Its not so much who owns it now. Its if they plan on developing it that the problem comes in. Normally a development ends up with a lot of kids. You want your property clearly marked. When the trespassing starts. Its easier to get it stopped. People that move in to a rural area see a horse or cow in a field. Most have known idea how dangerous they can be. Or what to do about them when. They trespassing cause a problem. I have had to get kids out of trees. They were trying to find magic mushrooms. The bull didn't like that. The sheriff department didn't like them looking for the mushrooms either.

[@Objectified]

It's not that they're doing something with their land, it's that this type of cut could portend something highly unwanted (like a county road), that it may disturb the flow of wildlife into their land, and that it may have disrupted a water source into their land. Is it really that hard for you people to comprehend these valid, normal human reactions?

[@jimmyjohnjuan]

Sure. From the comment it seem these people are to busy worrying about what there neighbors are doing. But they most certainly should make sure what there doing, don't involve there land. There another channel that has a court case against there neighbor. There loved a chunk of there property and sold the lumber. Simple fix is to pay them what they got but the issue is, neighbor didn't pull permits and if they didn't resolve this in court, the state could fine them for logging and not pulling permits.

[@67bracer]

​@@curtisjacobson7338The owner is the LLC. Why should the LLC owners tell you anything about themselves ?

[@boroblueyes]

That property owner is doing you a favor by clearing the fenceline. I constantly have to repair fences because limbs or trees are falling onto my fence. It's frowned upon to put deer stands on fencelines.

[@ParagonRidgeRanch]

I agree and would love to hire them to do our side if we can contact them;)

[@mickeymelton66]

I believe you comprehend…property ownership is a cornerstone of freedom to develop within codes/law. Hence, relax if not your land.

[@vickyjohnson9594]

I would definitely put up game cams to keep an eye out there. Yes, Jeremy brush cut it, please! I can't wait foe our trees to have there leaves again. Here in Central Wisconsin they are budding but it's to early. Stay safe 💙

[@PowAngel]

I have read a number of various comments. I myself think it's smart to have a fireline between properties, or even perhaps an extra shared private road, especially if the road gives a better emergency in and out access. Some have commented or indicated they don't like the idea that someone travels through their property to gain acess to their property, but that's a historical given throughout history of land ownership. Right of way acess must be given to land locked properties. Research works both ways, not only those purchasing property that is locked in around other properties, but the surrounding properties that should note being on the edge is the starting point to reach the middle. Most reasonable folks place roads on property lines, so I don't think there should be any Right of claim, (unless it cuts off the creekbed flow of water) it may alter some of the game trails for awhile until they get remarked. Keep in mind wild game isn't owned by property owners, they actually fall under federal ownership. I noticed that you guys mentioned the cut went through where a creek bed ran, if they filled it in, or did not place a water flow pipe to keep the creek flowing they could very well have violated both state and federal laws. As they cannot legally stop the flow of water from property to property, if your on well water it could very well end up drying up your well, or ponds. Normally any location that has some water flow seasonal or otherwise must be piped, or bridged, most jurisdictions won't allow someone to fill in temporarily, it must be properly piped, using gravel and pipe. Record, and document.

[@earlinemcgahen3931]

its illegal to sell land locked property, gaining easment rits to one is hard and done before signing and neighbor easment goes through has to agree before its put in place

[@simpleton8148]

Wow just like the clearings and roads on your property..

[@NancyDunton-hb9ir]

Right now in my yard , I have a large mulberry tree full of mulberries. They are full of vitamin C. They are starting to ripen. This is the end of April. For trespassers put up no trespassing signs, posted signs.

[@bud5084]

The squirrels love my mulberries.

[@glennfeige2909]

We clear up to 10m (34') from the fence line for fire breaks. Not sure your regulations or fire conditions in summer.

[@barbclements9006]

That was a fast sunset. Absolutely loved going along with you. Enjoyed seeing your property, sure hope that is a fire break. Love your videos. ❤❤❤

[@gradymcnutt2247]

Here in Texas we also don’t need permits to build other than septic systems. But if someone decides to build subdivisions it must be plotted out and then they must file with the county. They must provide certain services fire hydrant electrical and all weather roads. But it stinks when they build right up against your property. Wild berries are the best. As always stay safe, stay healthy and keep your powder dry 🤙🤙😎🤙🤙

[@lrustr]

I mean I don’t know why people think they can just bulldoze and cut down trees on their own property. What makes them think they can do that? 😂😂😂

[@ParagonRidgeRanch]

I didn’t say that… I think it would be great to meet them, and if it’s a fire break, thank them.

[@coreyperez13]

Boom! Truth

[@I_Don_t_want_a_handle]

In the UK you can get a rather hefty fine for cutting down a tree on your own property, especially if it has a preservation order on it, which many do. It does seem like environmental vandalism to just bulldoze that many trees, but, as you imply, they are their trees so ...

[@dogfaceponysoldier3135]

​@@I_Don_t_want_a_handle another reason why we fought a revolutionary war, so people could mind there own business. Even a king!

[@cathiwim]

@@I_Don_t_want_a_handlewe have a LOT more trees than England has! A lot more freedom too!

[@Dragonfoxpaige]

wow that black berry area was so great.

[@valfunk4669]

Absolutely gorgeous sunset!!! Ahhhh precious couple time!!!! Loooove u guys!!!!!

[@valfunk4669]

Wowzee guys I could still hear thru out your video!! Just absolutely gorgeous land u guys have!!!!

[@carolegoodwin6161]

I hope y'all are safe this weekend with all the tornadoes in the area. Sorry to see that you are being encroached upon with your property - even if it's on the other side of the fence, you moved there to be out in the country without people looking in your windows! Keep safe Chrissy & Jeremy!

[@MichaelofYurtBees]

Not your land, not your problem. Didn't have to seek your approval. Don't like it? Plant a hedgerow on your side to deaden the sound.

[@poppythegoodtroll9136]

This will be interesting to follow up on. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@deborahv454]

Fire break is what I was thinking! 🙏

[@bobjohnston5527]

Fire can jump a highway. It can jump that dirt road

[@KneazlesKeeper]

A lot of so called fire breaks are more to give firefighters faster easer access to fire prone areas. @@bobjohnston5527

[@michaelarrington988]

​@bobjohnston5527 it's a way to slow it down and I've seen them stop a big fire before . I watched the forestry service contain a fire with nothing but a bulldozer on a part of our hunting lease many years ago it burned about 20 acres vs the thousands it could have.

[@janiehendershot4861]

Wild Blackberries lol Im a big fan !!! Lots of Canadian Love Coming Your Way!!! ❤️🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦❤️

[@riverfallscory]

Did y’all figure out what’s going on? Patiently waiting for part two!

[@306-fromthestix]

I own 17 acres, and I'm surrounded by canola fields for days. Closest neighbors are 3kms away

[@paulmartin3946]

I hope you realise how lucky you are!

[@markpashia7067]

And yet, tomorrow they could sell a tract and you could have a subdivision up against your line. Maybe not likely but seen weirder things happen before.

[@Bri_g3]

You’re an Aussie?

[@306-fromthestix]

@@Bri_g3 Canadian

[@306-fromthestix]

@markpashia7067 it's all farmland around me,, not many people live out in my rural area. The closest town is 50 kms away.

[@clarehagley2165]

In Australia that is called a fire break between your properties. The council will check that the fence lines all have cleared fence lines. You get big fines.

[@Hello-rn4sc]

You had better go down through there and put up no trespassing signs,that way, if you do have trespassers, you can hold them liable!! Without them signs at least in OHIO, YOU haven’t the right to sue them if need be, because these people don’t know if their trespassing or not !!

[@ericpl7227]

If you cross a fence, and you know it's not your fence, you know you're trespassing!

[@Hello-rn4sc]

@@ericpl7227 no kidding,they didn’t see the fence line when they were making the path,it was more then likely covered by brush !!

[@Hello-rn4sc]

@user-jl8yy5ir7s in OHIO YOU DO, OR BOUNDARY MARKERS !!

[@HarrisonCountyStudio]

That cleared land, next to your wood/fence line will likely improve your deer hunting.

[@corriestrauss3340]

Thanks for the ride, love nature.😘

[@keithcarroll9861]

3 deer +2 fabulous ranchers 😂-Wild Blackberries - Peter pan superman - Fire break and Jeremy Brushcut it.Maybe they are going to put up a fence.

[@brewren851]

3 DEER. Go find those deers. Blackberries blueberries Wild blackberries. Peter Pan Superman. What is a peter pan superman? Fire Break. It would be fantastic if it is. Jeremy Brush Cut It. Nice property. ❤❤❤❤ Y'all.

[@unstoppableman5273]

Looks like fenceline clearing for a firebreak. Pretty standard where I’m at.

[@patriciaross3678]

Awesome sunset Thanks., Stay Blessed 😇🙏🙏🙏.

[@sntduke]

That shot at 16:05 looks very much like a power company right of way for high-voltage power lines.

[@shawlenespear4118]

Put cameras up maybe you can identify trucks

[@kimfrommn7162]

Watched to the end!! Bummer with what's happening next to your property. I hope it works out ok for you guys!! 🤗❤️👍🙋🏻‍♀️

[@heatherarthur6232]

They are probably just cleaning their fence lines which also make great fire breaks…that’s a good thing not a threat.😂

[@rexroscoeroggaschjr7530]

That perennial creek cannot be blocked….keep an eye out for unauthorized water rerouting.

[@Mewsielynx]

Just simply luvin yous..your channel !!😊❤😊

[@lindagrennan2618]

Made me wonder if you lived near Keep It Dutch. He found bulldozed path and signs of fire on his property recently.

[@sammythompson3694]

Omg the neighbors are using their property.

[@Objectified]

OMG that's not the point of the video. OMG the point of the video is that they were shocked to see the clear, and the length/width/sheer scale of the clear. And they're worried about what the clear may portend. And they're worried about their wildlife. And they're worried about the stream and water source on their property that this cut may have interrupted. OMG it's so hard to comprehend things. OMG!

[@sammythompson3694]

@@Objectified What is a clear?

[@cathiwim]

@@sammythompson3694clearing

[@davecooper8465]

beautiful piece of land green with envy

[@ashleydavis6809]

Fire break❤

[@michaelwenmanK7USN]

Well, I'm sure you can go check out the county records and see about any permits issued for there or what might be going on. Since it seems localized along the fenceline, I would think perhaps a firebreak or clearing for putting in power lines or other utilities. Might even be putting in a small access road on THEIR property.

[@waynebrocklehurst1768]

We grow old and die' try to enjoy life..

[@riccochet704]

Looks like a fire break. But, it's their land, so they can do what they want with it.

[@ParagonRidgeRanch]

Exactly 👍🏻

[@davidhuffine5084]

3 deer to jeremy brushcut . People getting to close . Some people do think they can do whatever the want . An LLC , Jemremy , good luck find out any thing . Seeya

[@tbjtbj4786]

Are you zone agg? If so put a hog pen on the line. If its being developed. The developer will probably offer you enough to move to get the hogs gone.

[@valeriecleveland1860]

Thank you for sharing ❤

[@destinyridge]

I do this as a fire break on my property. Helps a lot with bush fires.

[@samjunod]

“I can get through anything” 😂

[@blssurhrtpws1139]

Put up Posted/Private Property/No Trespassing signs every 20 to 30 feet along your property line, note where your sign are, how many signs you have, and have a current survey.- if possible. People came and developed property next to a family member, got a survey of the property that backed up said family member and took about 10-15' of their property in places. Nice sunset

[@mardellscott6335]

Blackberry jam and blackberry cobbler, yum yum

[@franklinwerren7684]

Blackberry pie…. Yum!!!Yum!!! DE N2JYG

[@a.mathis9454]

Blackberries on pancakes.

[@betty6229]

Sunset went real fast, I was thinking your video would be longer.lol have a great day

[@Mewsielynx]

Keep your property free..tis yours !😊❤😊

[@jaredspear8140]

We have property we don’t live on full time south of you guys around Red Oak. We are starting to see the same thing around us unfortunately. It’s in the mountains and a really nice getaway spot.

[@danfixsen1871]

Firebreak, I hate trespassers, most city people think that just because they have an ATV they can go anywhere as long as it’s not row cropped

[@Gander319]

Most country folk think that just because they have an ATV they can go anywhere as long as it's not row cropped.

[@Dolamite314]

What kind of drone were you using. The video quality looked pretty good.

[@ParagonRidgeRanch]

amzn.to/3RzT2Cv

[@yohon8977]

😂 oh my gosh the neighbors cleared their property clear up to our fence line, how dare they. If they didn't touch the fence line it's none of your damn business and worry about your own place.

[@lanceboyett9034]

Very nice sunset, y'all should see some of our Alaska sunsets. Of course you have to be willing to stay up late. 😂🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@leshenderson5746]

Now you know what other people said when you moved in ..😊

[@anthonynoblett952]

Red sky at night, shepherds delight, be good weather tomorrow 😉😂

[@ThundercatDarklion]

I've herd red sky at night Sailor's Delight Red in the Morning Take Warning.

[@anthonynoblett952]

@@ThundercatDarklion red sky at night, shepherds delight, red sky in morning, shepherds warning, i live in a rural area, also close to the coast but more farmland, i assume your close to a port 😂😂

[@TinasCrazyLife]

What a person does on their own land is not your business. Until it officially is in your lands, mind your own.

[@juans3728]

I don't know how many meters between your property and what ever road they are making it varies by State and City but in Bathgate Dr. in West Hill, is about 20 meters or 66 feet you'll have to check City and State.

[@Possumn1138]

easiest way to pick blackberrys is to back a trailer into the bushes and pick all you can reach, then move the trailer.

[@bobmulder4064]

Will act as a firebreak and is not on your property so nothing you can do. Get signs no trespassing and put on your fence line .

[@vernicebarmore3505]

Fire break, so sorry, there goes your privacy😮

[@jpenny01]

I would hope they did a survey, to make 100% sure they're staying on their property. Sometimes fence lines can be off one way or the other. And the real truth of the matter is, what they do on their property is their business just as what you do on your property Is your business. Wouldn't worry too much about it.

[@AC-cg6gz]

I thought that was a firebreak. AND IF IT'S NOT YOUR PROPERTY THEN MIND YOUR BUSINESS.

[@brandonadams6743]

You can check online plat maps to see if it gets divided up

[@dennisbjones]

"I hate it when people come and disturb nature". Meanwhile, there's a stand in the tree so they can "disturb nature" from a stealth position. I suspect there's a bit of disturbance when the .303 goes off.

[@kaycrary1898]

I picked the best blackberries at my grandparents cabin in Arkansas. Big as your thumb growing wild everywhere.

[@sarinulek6816]

Plant rows of Agave plants.. along your perimeter, and few rows deep. They make a painfully good natural barrier 😅 require little water, and are very sharp.

[@terryotto67]

The state im in if there putting a housing development in the property has to be platted and all property owners have to be notified of it so they can have attended the public meetting on the development at that meeting you should have time to voice your concerns.

[@carolsisti7203]

Good luck guys. Nice property

[@Mewsielynx]

I used to have some serious poachers and on same property 2 murders occured..completely SUX!!😊😮

[@ParagonRidgeRanch]

Oh my goodness!!!

[@sharonobryan9713]

3 DEER, WILD BLACKBERRIES, PETER PAN SUPREMAN, FIRE BREAK, JEREMY BRUSH CUT IT! I'm new, what ate the comments for? Beautiful sunset.

[@Sarando1]

Every landowner should have a drone to check out any potential problems on their land. Save you tons of time. And money.

[@Sarando1]

What kind of drone do you use?

[@ParagonRidgeRanch]

DJI Mavic 3

[@rayfair9279]

that llc will put in construction roads around the property and subdivide it into lots .get ready for all kinds of trespassers. post it and hang game cameras all along the fence line.

[@montyspellman2560]

Fire break, and I know it's interesting, but I doubt if any one going to used it for suburbs.

[@kengoss6878]

All property records are public records. Go to the court house and find out. It's your right - especially since it adjoins your property.

[@JosEPh-zy3yr]

Wow how Big is your Place!?

[@TedMusgrove-th1gs]

Fire Break, check with your county and who owns it. If, you paint your fence post with purple, that means no trespassing according to our state in OK.

[@ParagonRidgeRanch]

Oklahoma doesn’t have that law. Signs are posted all over our property. So far there is no progression. Wish we can meet them and hire them to do our fire break:)

[@shawlenespear4118]

Wild blackberries. O how did your red jelly come out?

[@ParagonRidgeRanch]

It came out So Beautiful!!! A light white grape taste;)

[@shawlenespear4118]

I don't think they have those trees in wy. I would love to try.