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<blockquote data-quote="sh00ter" data-source="post: 3942045" data-attributes="member: 24531">Nah, I was walking at a church that butts up to the land that had the deer stand....there was no delineation of any borders. As mentioned, there are trails all over there and the locals were walking the trails as well. Not the same to me as knowingly crossing a posted barrier. This wasn&#039;t someone&#039;s homestead; I&#039;d never do that. Also, word from the locals is the old man that owns the land doesn&#039;t care and that is why he doesn&#039;t have fences up. As such, I am still skeptical the deer stand was known to the owner...I am betting it is a local who slips in and hunts well before that huge neighborhood went in.So technically, maybe you are right, but I was but unaware, so don&#039;t try to group me in with poachers and real trespassers. Also, this thread is old and I&#039;d say it has been educational and I have not been back if that makes you feel better.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sh00ter, post: 3942045, member: 24531"] Nah, I was walking at a church that butts up to the land that had the deer stand....there was no delineation of any borders. As mentioned, there are trails all over there and the locals were walking the trails as well. Not the same to me as knowingly crossing a posted barrier. This wasn't someone's homestead; I'd never do that. Also, word from the locals is the old man that owns the land doesn't care and that is why he doesn't have fences up. As such, I am still skeptical the deer stand was known to the owner...I am betting it is a local who slips in and hunts well before that huge neighborhood went in. So technically, maybe you are right, but I was but unaware, so don't try to group me in with poachers and real trespassers. Also, this thread is old and I'd say it has been educational and I have not been back if that makes you feel better. [/QUOTE]

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