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<blockquote data-quote="Broz" data-source="post: 756108" data-attributes="member: 7503"><p>Mark, I know again I agree. I have some first hand dealings with this from both sides. The process to purchase the land, so they could buy accessable land, is incredibly hard or they will not sell it at all. The offer was made to trade land (good elk and deer hunting land that had access from national forest and other BLM) but that was not to their liking and they told us the process would take 5 to 10 years. Are you starting to see the problem? Not to mention it is completely up to the land owner to enforce the "no trespass law" at their expense. Much of this land is not marked at all. Some of the points (corner tip to corner tip) are not even accessible due to the terrain. Thick brush, rock cliffs etc. These instances are real. This is why I say it needs to be handled correctly. You can't expect the private property owner to allow the public to travel around obstacles on private land to access. And lets remember, these are 4 corners coming together to a pin point. Now as long as it was surveyed we could step across that point. But could you drag an elk or deer across it without getting on the private land? What about terrain again and bringing out game? Can you see where this could promote trespass if there is not a proper point of entry?</p><p> </p><p>Jeff</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Broz, post: 756108, member: 7503"] Mark, I know again I agree. I have some first hand dealings with this from both sides. The process to purchase the land, so they could buy accessable land, is incredibly hard or they will not sell it at all. The offer was made to trade land (good elk and deer hunting land that had access from national forest and other BLM) but that was not to their liking and they told us the process would take 5 to 10 years. Are you starting to see the problem? Not to mention it is completely up to the land owner to enforce the "no trespass law" at their expense. Much of this land is not marked at all. Some of the points (corner tip to corner tip) are not even accessible due to the terrain. Thick brush, rock cliffs etc. These instances are real. This is why I say it needs to be handled correctly. You can't expect the private property owner to allow the public to travel around obstacles on private land to access. And lets remember, these are 4 corners coming together to a pin point. Now as long as it was surveyed we could step across that point. But could you drag an elk or deer across it without getting on the private land? What about terrain again and bringing out game? Can you see where this could promote trespass if there is not a proper point of entry? Jeff [/QUOTE]
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