I guess it would be in your location and how boundries are idenified. I have 21 acres along a national forest here in Montana as I do not have to have my property posted or fenced to keep tresspassers out( As I do not have it posted/fenced) but it up to the hunter to know their legal boundries. I have a lot of game around my cabin and if someone came up and wanted to hunt it and asked me I would let them, but if I was to find a treestand on my property, than I would take the stand down and put it at the base of the tree with a note stateing not to come back no more. I don't care for people whom try to test me like that.