Judge rules in favor of corner-crossing hunters

[clintbailey]

Didn't watch/read this particular case scenario, but I know of state/federal hunting land that is landlocked in my area. One particular piece comes to mind, its surrounded by its own A-hole landowner. I have said for years if land is donated or bought for the public's use, it should be accessible by the public!

 

[CODE_3]

It was in Wyoming (the hunters were from Missouri), and I don't see @RugersGR8 contending that it does pertain to Oklahoma, so I'm not sure why you're posting that.

My mistake it was Wyoming

 

[jakeman]

Didn't watch/read this particular case scenario, but I know of state/federal hunting land that is landlocked in my area. One particular piece comes to mind, its surrounded by its own A-hole landowner. I have said for years if land is donated or bought for the public's use, it should be accessible by the public!

I’m pretty sure I told this sorry in the other thread a while back, there’s a piece out by Packsaddle. I asked the biologist how to get into it and he said “there’s a way but I can’t tell you, and if the lady sees you in there she will call the warden and he will ticket you for trespassing unless you can tell him how you got in there without trespassing”. Which in my opinion is complete horse ****. My licenses and fees and whatever are paying for that property, and willfully keeping us out to the benefit of a private landowner is wrong.

Your opinion can vary, and that is fine, but mine won’t ever change.

 

[RugersGR8]

https://www.wyomingnews.com/news/lo...cle_ba6cc60a-7f2a-11ee-8c16-d34316d6cb5e.html
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[OK Corgi Rancher]

What I would like to know is if I walk up to my fence and place my hand over the top strand onto my neighbor’s side of the fence am I in violation of his “air space “? Just asking for a friend.

I wouldn't do that... You might cause $7.5M in damages.

 

[HoLeChit]

I feel like that is an issue even in Oklahoma. I’ve run across one or two public recreation areas that have had the road in gated and posted private property, no trespassing. There’s BLM land that the government owns in New Mexico that has only been accessible for the past 5 years or so. Before then the 3 ranches surrounding the 30,000 acres were able to use it for whatever they pleased, for free.

 

[RugersGR8]

https://wyofile.com/corner-crossing-hunters-cattle-king-era-is-over/​

Corner-crossing hunters: Cattle King era is over​

 

[OHJEEZE]

Once again the private land owner gets bent over!

 

[1shott]

I’m pretty sure I told this sorry in the other thread a while back, there’s a piece out by Packsaddle. I asked the biologist how to get into it and he said “there’s a way but I can’t tell you, and if the lady sees you in there she will call the warden and he will ticket you for trespassing unless you can tell him how you got in there without trespassing”. Which in my opinion is complete horse ****. My licenses and fees and whatever are paying for that property, and willfully keeping us out to the benefit of a private landowner is wrong.

Your opinion can vary, and that is fine, but mine won’t ever change.

If I had the money and time, I would have a helicopter drop me in every day for months.

 

[SoonerP226]

Once again the private land owner gets bent over!

I don't see how that's anything near a reasonable interpretation of what happened here, especially when he was the one who was trying the get those hunters bent over.