This brings up a good point... what can you do if you have 2 fences back-to-back like that? I mean... you can't mow in-between them, or even weedeat. Pouring stuff between to kill off anything growing is a pain, but probably all you can do. Diesel? Salt? Basic weedkiller? Don't want to run afoul of EPA and/or local .gov regs, but leaving stuff in there to allow vermin and bugs to get out of control or to destroy your fence seems like a helluva crappy solution, too.
Good plan.
I think someone sneaks up and sprays that schitt on a few areas of my property every year without my knowledge. <sigh>
I think someone sneaks up and sprays that schitt on a few areas of my property every year without my knowledge. <sigh>
It's only been 5-6 years, and will probably be taken care of in the next year or two. As far as between the fences, my property is lower, so to hide their nasty chain link, mine sites a few inches up, both to hide the chain link, and keep bottom from rotting, so I am able to get weedeater head right up against it, cutting everything back a few inches, with the exception of course of the trees that are coming up. I trim them, so technically, I guess you could say I maintain that area, retaining adverse possession.
The way I read that article, if you contest their use, but don't do anything to stop it (like a survey, etc.), then they can claim ownership. But if you don't contest it, like you just say, "Sure, go ahead and use it" you can retain ownership? lol I mean, it says it has to be contested squatting, doesn't it? lol
Sure it isn't CLP?
Speaking of neighbors and fences... neighbors on both sides of me want to put gates inour backyard fences to connect our yards... so when they smell the smoker, they can walk right over! lol
One guy next to us, he and I talked about tearing down the fence and building a huge communal shop building for guns and other toys. lol Only about half-joking./
One guy next to us, he and I talked about tearing down the fence and building a huge communal shop building for guns and other toys. lol Only about half-joking./
One day I was out mowing, before I moved to the hood...long story.
All of a sudden an arrow hit right in front of me...what the ?????
I looked up , seen one head , two heads , three , four over the 6' fence>
I said what the you kids doing , dont you know were under attack by Indians , run for your lives
They started cracking up, I ask ..You need some help keeping those arrows below the fence line.
They said ...Sure , I spent the rest of the after noon shootin arrows...
Had to mow after dark ...Oh well.
I about choked on my delicious H&H cafe Roast Beef. That was funny.
Interesting read. I have 160 acres, south and west boundary is road, so no problem unless eminent domain bites me.
Good neighbor on the north decided a new fence was in order. Put up new barbed wire fence 4 ft NORTH of old fence. After fence was completed, contacted me to say, "I put up a new fence so you can take your old fence down." OK by me, 1/2 mile of new fence and I have a bunch of t-post to do other things I had planned.
I get the old fence down and good neighbor to the east starts a new fence 4ft east of the old fence. After fence is complete, I get a call saying, "You can take out that old fence now."
Without dispute (all 3 properties are long time family owned, foresee no sales anytime soon), I have 4ft by 1 mile of new pasture with new fence.
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