Curious Wildlife Caught on Camera

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by Hillcountry

That’s an attitude that can get you shot and fed through a wood chipper...just sayin’

Are you speaking from experience?

[Hillcountry]

Originally Posted by Rusty

Are you speaking from experience?

You'll never know...

[tis]

Woodsy what is it with you? If a law seems the least big ambiguous you always lean to the unlawful side. You must be a criminal.

[Descant]

Originally Posted by tis

Woodsy what is it with you? If a law seems the least big ambiguous you always lean to the unlawful side. You must be a criminal.

A different interpretation doesn't make anything unlawful. "Always" is pretty strong.

[tis]

Originally Posted by Descant

A different interpretation doesn't make anything unlawful. "Always" is pretty strong.

You are right, Descant. I should have said he seems to lean to to the unlawful side. Of course he will argue he isn't unlawful. It's his interpretation.

And that post was meant to be funny BTW.

[ApS]

Originally Posted by Woodsy

Perfectly legal.... until you are told to leave by the landowner. If you don't comply with a legal request from the landowner... you are guilty of trespass. Under New Hampshire Law RSA 635:2, someone has committed criminal trespass if they know they are not licensed or privileged to be in a place, or if they remain in a place after being told to leave. A first offense is a misdemeanor.

So basically.... unless your property is properly posted, then the public has the right to walk thru it, hunt or fish, unless the landowner tells them to leave. https://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/landshare/faqs.html

Woodsy

My property isn't posted—yet.

Somebody left sawed deer bones—one on my property, and another nearby in the lake. With high-powered rifle target practice going on all summer within a few hundred feet—and deer foraging all-over—I'm pretty sure who it is.

Course, a "harvested" deer could have been dragged to our place, but is it legal to gut and/or butcher a deer carcass on one's unposted property? In spite of NH's "Free-Range" law for people (not chickens ) that, I would think, is "trespassing".

Originally Posted by tis

Woodsy what is it with you? If a law seems the least big ambiguous you always lean to the unlawful side. You must be a criminal.

Woodsy has / had a Donzi.

'Nuff said?

[swnoel]

Originally Posted by ApS

My property isn't posted—yet.

Somebody left sawed deer bones—one on my property, and another nearby in the lake. With high-powered rifle target practice going on all summer within a few hundred feet—and deer foraging all-over—I'm pretty sure who it is.

Course, a "harvested" deer could have been dragged to our place, but is it legal to gut and/or butcher a deer carcass on one's unposted property? In spite of NH's "Free-Range" law for people (not chickens ) that, I would think, is "trespassing".

Woodsy has / had a Donzi.

'Nuff said?

I would suggest that the deer bone was carried there by something... a coyote, fox, racoon , etc. I highly doubt anyone carried a deer onto your property to gut it or butcher it!! If your land isn't posted in NH people have the right to use it for hunting. It is legal to shoot and practice with a firearm in NH... the second Amendment has been disposed of yet. I you have concerns, take a walk and find out who is shooting!

[Hillcountry]

Originally Posted by swnoel

I would suggest that the deer bone was carried there by something... a coyote, fox, racoon , etc. I highly doubt anyone carried a deer onto your property to gut it or butcher it!! If your land isn't posted in NH people have the right to use it for hunting. It is legal to shoot and practice with a firearm in NH... the second Amendment has been disposed of yet. I you have concerns, take a walk and find out who is shooting!

Could have been poachers...lots of law breakers out there on and off the water.

[ApS]

Originally Posted by swnoel

I would suggest that the deer bone was carried there by something... a coyote, fox, racoon , etc. I highly doubt anyone carried a deer onto your property to gut it or butcher it!! If your land isn't posted in NH people have the right to use it for hunting. It is legal to shoot and practice with a firearm in NH... the second Amendment has been disposed of yet. I you have concerns, take a walk and find out who is shooting!

My land isn't posted, but the suspected shooter's property is!

Two different adult deer bones—one in the lake [the sawed bone], the other on shore—suggest the shooting / butchering was conducted on our property—within 40-feet of our cottage.

Originally Posted by tis

No, I like Donzis. Just because he had a Donzi doesn't mean he is a criminal. it's in the mind being a criminal is.

Strong is Donzi. Mind what you have learned. Save you, it can.

[tis]

Originally Posted by ApS

My property isn't posted—yet.

Somebody left sawed deer bones—one on my property, and another nearby in the lake. With high-powered rifle target practice going on all summer within a few hundred feet—and deer foraging all-over—I'm pretty sure who it is.

Course, a "harvested" deer could have been dragged to our place, but is it legal to gut and/or butcher a deer carcass on one's unposted property? In spite of NH's "Free-Range" law for people (not chickens ) that, I would think, is "trespassing".

Woodsy has / had a Donzi.

'Nuff said?

No, I like Donzis. Just because he had a Donzi doesn't mean he is a criminal. it's in the mind being a criminal is.

[joey2665]

Originally Posted by ApS

My property isn't posted—yet.

Somebody left sawed deer bones—one on my property, and another nearby in the lake. With high-powered rifle target practice going on all summer within a few hundred feet—and deer foraging all-over—I'm pretty sure who it is.

Course, a "harvested" deer could have been dragged to our place, but is it legal to gut and/or butcher a deer carcass on one's unposted property? In spite of NH's "Free-Range" law for people (not chickens ) that, I would think, is "trespassing".

Woodsy has / had a Donzi.

'Nuff said?

APS why do you always have to bring up the speed limit issue? It just derails the thread.


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[ApS]

Originally Posted by joey2665

APS why do you always have to bring up the speed limit issue? It just derails the thread.

Yeah...Can't bear to peek into that topic.

Then, how about exhaust-pipe noise?

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While trail-cameras "spy" on wildlife, doorbell-cameras "spy" on us.

And speaking of the topic, "Curious Wildlife Caught on Camera":



Didn't know of "doorbell cameras".