Originally Posted by earlybrd
Next question has the private properties in question been surveyed

And the relevance of that is what with respect to this case? that's an honest question not a snarky comment.

If you read the UIA of 1885 it has nothing to do with whether a property is survey or marked and in general trespassing has nothing to do with surveyed or marked. Whether a property is marked often has to do whether you can be convicted of trespassing or not. Various states have various laws that shift the burden of knowledge to the non-landowner or not and in some states it is different if the acitivity is hunting or not.

Last edited by Mike_Dettorre; 05/30/23.

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