Finding tresspassers stuff
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Finding tresspassers stuff
If you find tresspassers four wheelers boats and such is that considered stealing. I have found a many a tree stand and kept them but now people are using four wheelers and boats to get around on land I hunt and own. I plan on spiking the tires but could I keep their stuff?
#2
Giant Nontypical
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RE: Finding tresspassers stuff
If you turn it over to the authorities,it might be difficult for them to explain just how it got on your property.Then again if it was a quad,I might just dump out the engine oil and walk away leaving them the choice to either walk out or risk damaging the engine.
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RE: Finding tresspassers stuff
ORIGINAL: stubblejumper
If you turn it over to the authorities,it might be difficult for them to explain just how it got on your property.Then again if it was a quad,I might just dump out the engine oil and walk away leaving them the choice to either walk out or risk damaging the engine.
If you turn it over to the authorities,it might be difficult for them to explain just how it got on your property.Then again if it was a quad,I might just dump out the engine oil and walk away leaving them the choice to either walk out or risk damaging the engine.
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RE: Finding tresspassers stuff
I wouldn't dump the oil out. That is only gonna cause bigger problems, first obviously is it is YOUR land that you just dumped a couple of quarts of oil on. Secondly, unless you leave them a note saying what you did, they will crank up and take off and once their bikes lock up they will be FURIOUS and even though they are in the wrong to begin with, they can seek damages against you. The smarter thing to do is simply let the air out of their tires, at least two of them. I doubt seriously they have anyway of re-inflating the tires out in the boonies. And I mean that, actually taking the valvestem cover off and pushing in the stem so that the air runs out. DON'T run your knife through the tires, that only causes bigger problems. A simply deflated tire is not damage and will not be of issue in court, but it is equally immobilizing as well as anything else.
I agree tho, in an IDEAL world we could just shoot them dead and feed the yotes, but that would create MUCH more problems than it would solve!
RA
I agree tho, in an IDEAL world we could just shoot them dead and feed the yotes, but that would create MUCH more problems than it would solve!
RA
#5
RE: Finding tresspassers stuff
ORIGINAL: RedAllison
I wouldn't dump the oil out. That is only gonna cause bigger problems, first obviously is it is YOUR land that you just dumped a couple of quarts of oil on.
I wouldn't dump the oil out. That is only gonna cause bigger problems, first obviously is it is YOUR land that you just dumped a couple of quarts of oil on.
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: Finding tresspassers stuff
The smarter thing to do is simply let the air out of their tires, at least two of them. I doubt seriously they have anyway of re-inflating the tires out in the boonies. And I mean that, actually taking the valvestem cover off and pushing in the stem so that the air runs out
#8
RE: Finding tresspassers stuff
Best is to get a PIC of them and any item they have in your land.Even taking a tree stand is not right if you do not turn it in to the law.If you turn it in and they come to get it they will get in truble.If they do not come and get it it will become yours.
#9
RE: Finding tresspassers stuff
WELL ELK I GUESS THIS IS WHERE THE "REDNECK" COMES OUT IN OL'E DD .... IF IT IS PUT ON MY LAND UNINVITED THEN IT BELONGS TO ME ..... POSSESSION IS 9/10ths OF THE LAW !
DD
DD
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RE: Finding tresspassers stuff
Redneck Trespassers
A couple of Southern hunters are out in the woods when one of them falls to the ground.
He doesn't seem to be breathing, his eyes are rolled back in his head.
The other guy whips out his cell phone and calls 9-11. He gasps to the operator: "My friend Bubba's dead! What can I do?"
The operator, in a calm soothing voice says: "Just take it easy. I can help. First, let's make sure he's really dead."
There is a silence, then a shot is heard. The guy's voice comes back on the line. He says: "OK, now what?"