Laszlo Cravensworth
Well-known member
Makes no sense.
They fence to keep their livestock within a boundary... whether to keep them in or out, or on a rotational basis. Just like everywhere else in this country.
If the fence is "reasonable and IAW normal farming practices" there is zero chance of being successful in an obstruction charge... IMO.
Yeah, unless they are raising giraffes and have a nine-foot fence, then I cannot see that being adjudicated as legal.
If the fence is on a corner then it is just as much on public as it is on private.