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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".
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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.
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Woodsy has / had a Donzi.
'Nuff said?
