Do you know these two?

[avboiler11]

If so, kindly remind them tresspassing is a misdemeanor and those big yellow POSTED PRIVATE PROPERTY NO TRESPASSING signs they walked by are kinda hard to miss.

 

[nbunga]

Just playing Pokemon go. Nothing to worry about.

 

[phylodog]

You didn't think that buying your own piece of property meant that others couldn't use it as well did you?

It should be perfectly legal to booby trap for trespassers in my opinion.

 

[68NOVA]

We was just passin thru.

Whats the big deal.

 

[halfmileharry]

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If so, kindly remind them tresspassing is a misdemeanor and those big yellow POSTED PRIVATE PROPERTY NO TRESPASSING signs they walked by are kinda hard to miss.

I'd be posting this on FB and any other social media you can post on. Someone will know them and get the word out.
I've had the same trouble since I bought my place. It's taken a while but the old regular trespassers have all been ran off finally. A couple of them were locals that thought it was their right to abuse my land.
I even had a couple of guys sneaking down my long tree line I shoot towards. Man those guys could run.
Most of mine is farmed so weather and seasons dictate a lot of intrusion.

 

[churchmouse]

Buddy has been expanding his property for many years. Started out with 25 acres and now has well north of 500.
Along the way many of the locals would get caught deep in his ground and claim they had permission from the owner. Hilarious as a lot of the land was bought from estates. Pops passes on and the kids sell it off. Asshats continue their BS activity's.
My buddy is no one to trifle with. Period. Folks have made trips to the emergency room after getting smart with him.
A couple of neighbors with only and acre or so would set up tree stands facing into his property only a few feet from a well marked line. He would get the saws, put them in the rig and go drop the tree. On the stand. Yes, he has had to pay for a tree or 2 but the word got out and this stopped.

Trespassers suck butt.

 

[avboiler11]

I was in a treestand that has a good view of this area around 3:15pm that afternoon.

Lucky them...

 

[littletommy]

Pretty sure I've seen both of em before, not 100%, but they both look familiar.

 

[gregkl]

Buddy has been expanding his property for many years. Started out with 25 acres and now has well north of 500.
Along the way many of the locals would get caught deep in his ground and claim they had permission from the owner. Hilarious as a lot of the land was bought from estates. Pops passes on and the kids sell it off. Asshats continue their BS activity's.
My buddy is no one to trifle with. Period. Folks have made trips to the emergency room after getting smart with him.
A couple of neighbors with only and acre or so would set up tree stands facing into his property only a few feet from a well marked line. He would get the saws, put them in the rig and go drop the tree. On the stand. Yes, he has had to pay for a tree or 2 but the word got out and this stopped.

Trespassers suck butt.

If they set up stands and hunt and the animal crosses into another person's property, by law they are supposed to ask for permission to retrieve the game. If the landowner refuses, legally they can't do anything. If they continue to hunt and animals go cross the line, the DNR can cite them for Wanton Destruction of Wildlife.

If they are making the shots in another person's property I believe that may fall under poaching laws, but I am not sure. It has been awhile since I was involved in the Hunter Education program and that was in Virginia so Indiana laws may vary.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Looks like Bubba and Zeke have Bud Light tall boys.

Having grown up in Southern Indiana (not quite as far south as avboiler11, but south of east fork White River) I have a great deal of respect for private property. I also have a dim view of trespassers. Good luck identifying them, the Internet has made it a much smaller world.

 

[srad]

Pretty sure that's Bubba and Cletus.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Pretty sure that's Bubba and Cletus.

That's not Zeke? Bubba is the one with the cell phone, right?

 

[NyleRN]

Guy in the red hat looks like the Cougars head coach from The Waterboy

 

[indyjohn]

Yeah.... Looks like I'm buying me a trailcam or 5. Found new jeep tracks on the south lane today, can't get the gate and fence up fast enough.

 

[churchmouse]

If they set up stands and hunt and the animal crosses into another person's property, by law they are supposed to ask for permission to retrieve the game. If the landowner refuses, legally they can't do anything. If they continue to hunt and animals go cross the line, the DNR can cite them for Wanton Destruction of Wildlife.

If they are making the shots in another person's property I believe that may fall under poaching laws, but I am not sure. It has been awhile since I was involved in the Hunter Education program and that was in Virginia so Indiana laws may vary.

These douche nozzles were obviously hunting across the line. Had been reported and stands removed. They just moved them and my buddy got tired of it.Found piles of whats left after you field strip a kill more than once. He never takes does only bucks. These butt brains would take anything that was upright. Total idiots.

 

[Hookeye]

Looks like they were just lookin' around, not hunting.
Now why were they lookin' around?
How far from the line were they?

 

[Hookeye]

BTW, depending on area, shooting does might be a good thing.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Guy in the red hat looks like the Cougars head coach from The Waterboy

Jerry Reed died in 2008.

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

Jerry Reed died in 2008

Zombies! I knew it! Head shoot 'em now! Adam Sandler's gonna be devastated.

 

[hopper68]

Jerry Reed died in 2008.

He has been reincarnated.

[video=youtube;BMPZz_H4t3M]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMPZz_H4t3M[/video]

And a INGO friendly Jerry Reed clip

[video=youtube;mLK2CKUWEn0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLK2CKUWEn0[/video]