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Posted by BIG RUH on January 02, 2013 at 10:18:30 from (184.63.19.60):

I've had my deer hunting property since the early 70's. Legal right away is a county dirt road that is right away for 6 different properties. My property is the last one the county road. Ends on my ground. 10 years ago property bordering mine sold to a city person. Right away road runs through his property. first thing he does is puts up a locked gate. Had to have the sheriff explain that he can't block a public road. Then they started riding the 4 wheelers(ATV's) on my farm, tearing up the food plots and making trails through the woods, so I put up a gate after the county right away ends on my farm. Have a target range on my ground and last fall found close to 2000 empty brass there and 4 wheeler tracks all over the farm. Owner of adjoining farm claims not to be able to access about 5 acres of his except from my side, wants the gate down, this has been on going for about 2 years. Was out deer hunting Sunday, Snow on the ground and find more 4 wheeler tracks,follow tracks back to those 5 acres and there is a trail to the rest of his farm . Had the sheriff out this morning to see and see about pressing charges. Have tried many times to talk to this guy and it doesn't do any good. Just wondering what he'll try next. I have a shed on my farm with a room with a wood burning stove for getting out of the weather during deer season. Can't keep anything stored the because some one keeps breaking in and stealing anything there. Stove was missing Sunday.


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