Gellar
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Should have said, does your neighbor building the house always come over to yours after you leave for work?
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Damn that was deep.Should have said, does your neighbor building the house always come over to yours after you leave for work?
Please do not shoot at the biologists and/or techs.Here's a flip side to that. I was coming in late one night and a few miles down the road I see spotlights scanning the hillside. I get closer and there's a blacked out pickup and they shut the spot lights off as I get closer. Now a total black out. I slowed and then stopped when my lights lit them up. There's 2 really cute little gals inside. I roll down my window and told them it's a good way to get shot. They got all panicked and say they’re with Fish and Game! They’re counting deer. I told them it didn't matter who they were that people around here don't take kindly to people sneaking around in the middle of the night spotlighting.
I agree about not shooting the bio’s, but they could have notified landowners and neighbors what they were doing. I’d be pretty suspicious if I seen a truck doing that too.Please do not shoot at the biologists and/or techs.
Got a call one night that someone was wandering around on our land in the dark with a flashlight. I go out there to find it’s the biologist tracking a swift fox. Told her a heads up next time would be greatI agree about not shooting the bio’s, but they could have notified landowners and neighbors what they were doing. I’d be pretty suspicious if I seen a truck doing that too.
Didn't know what to do? Your high school needed a new sex ed teacher!When I was a young lad, I walked up to my favorite fishing spot to find a handful of high school girls skinny dipping. I think I might have been 13-14 at the time, and didn’t know what to do so I started fishing anyway.
They got mad and left.
Why would they get shot?I roll down my window and told them it's a good way to get shot.
We are very remote. How exactly would you react if unknowns were shining spotlights across your property? Homes generally can't be seen from roadways in the daylight. Forget about seeing anything at night. There's no law enforcement of any kind within 2 hours. If you spotlight me , I'm going to send out a couple warning shots. They got a valid warning. It hasn't happened againWhy would they get shot?
TF: "I have teenaged daughters and it could be construed you're looking into their windows."
Sounds like a stretch to false imprisonment if they restricted your ability to leave. I worked with a couple survey crews around here cutting dozer lines through rough country. It bothered me that they could walk all over other people's property to take shots and drive marker stakes. There was no gps stuff then. I was told by head survey dude that they had "surveyors right of trespass".On Thursday, I was surveying 140 acres of farmland for my client, that he has under contract for purchase, when seven employees of a neighboring commercial agricultural operation confronted and surrounding me, accused me of trespassing on their land, demanded I leave it, and when I refused, accused me of being the one the night prior that snuck into their operation, and stole a generator and some copper wire. They demanded to know who I was working for, and refused to believe that the ground I was standing on, and that they were trespassing on, was not owned by the company they work for. One of these individuals represented himself as a manager. They then went around and placed gate posts and chains on the roads on my clients property as I was working on it.
Since it was an ALTA survey, I must note the encroachments, which will likely result in title insurance objections and then communications from seller attorney to neighbor attorney and a whole can of worms being opened. All because a mob of belligerent pricks thought that a fine looking young gentleman such as myself, with all my teeth, a collared shirt, a bunch of survey equipment, maps, and a band new pickup truck was a copper wire theiving trespasser. Lmao.
It got close to holding me against my will but I wouldn’t say it ever actually crossed that line.Sounds like a stretch to false imprisonment if they restricted your ability to leave. I worked with a couple survey crews around here cutting dozer lines through rough country. It bothered me that they could walk all over other people's property to take shots and drive marker stakes. There was no gps stuff then. I was told by head survey dude that they had "surveyors right of trespass".