Curious Wildlife Caught on Camera

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You'll note that after ten days and almost 60 posts the OP hasn't deigned to respond with any further information. Likely as not, one of those critters is Hoboken himself testing out his new security camera. Or friends who knocked first and are looking in to see if he appears to be around.

[tis]

I really don't think some of those that posted it is ok to go on other people's land anytime you want would like it if about 20 of us all brought our chairs and sat on their front lawn. Want to try it?

[Woodsy]

Originally Posted by tis

I really don't think some of those that posted it is ok to go on other people's land anytime you want would like it if about 20 of us all brought our chairs and sat on their front lawn. Want to try it?

You need to understand NH law... I most certainly can walk thru your property if it isn't clearly posted "No Trespassing". That being said, its a different story putting lawn chairs (an object) on someone's property...


Woodsy

[tis]

Ok, Woodsy. Then we won't bring our lawn chairs. We will just SIT on the lawn on our little butts!

[Woodsy]

Originally Posted by tis

Ok, Woodsy. Then we won't bring our lawn chairs. We will just SIT on the lawn on our little butts!

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

[Rusty]

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

Very well explained..I think I'll take a walk on tis's land..maybe take a nap for a few hours

[tis]

Originally Posted by Rusty

Very well explained..I think I'll take a walk on tis's land..maybe take a nap for a few hours

You could come sit on my dock, Rusty.

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by tis

You could come sit on my dock, Rusty.

Is your husband the jealous type..show me a happy home and I'll break it up everytime.

[tis]

Bring your wife.

[Woodsy]

Rusty,,,

Enjoy the walk on Tis' land.. just make sure its not posted and if he asks to leave do so nicely!

Woodsy

[tis]

Originally Posted by Woodsy

Rusty,,,

Enjoy the walk on Tis' land.. just make sure its not posted and if he asks to leave do so nicely!

Woodsy

Why don't you join him, Woodsy?