Hate hunting other peoples property

[Duck Butter]

Originally Posted by Spunt Drag

So now we have to PROVE were innocent? This was America, the burden of PROOF used to be on the state. I guess it's no big deal anymore to be questioned, harassed, frisked, and detained everytime you go to enjoy a hobby. Pass me some of that Kool-Aid!

Nice strawman because I am sure every single time MR goes out and 'enjoys a hobby' he gets questioned and harassed and frisked


You forgot to answer this question:

What was the sheriff supposed to do? Should he have just let them go?

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by Duck Butter

Nice strawman because I am sure every single time MR goes out and 'enjoys a hobby' he gets questioned and harassed and frisked


You forgot to answer this question:

What was the sheriff supposed to do? Should he have just let them go?

He should have used a little common sence to see that they were BEHIND a locked gate and ket his pistol out of MRs face.

[Duck Butter]

Originally Posted by swamp snorkler

He should have used a little common sence to see that they were BEHIND a locked gate and ket his pistol out of MRs face.

I haven't commented on the pistol in MRs face, no sir not going there. Just saying to look at it from the sheriff's side as far as thinking MR was a trespasser. From the sheriff's standpoint he sure fit the bill to be a trespasser (no proof of permission to be there). Glad it all got cleared up and its a lesson learned

Being behind a gate means nothing, I am sure no one trespasses behing a locked gate right?

[MarshRat89]

Originally Posted by Duck Butter

I haven't commented on the pistol in MRs face, no sir not going there. Just saying to look at it from the sheriff's side as far as thinking MR was a trespasser. From the sheriff's standpoint he sure fit the bill to be a trespasser (no proof of permission to be there). Glad it all got cleared up and its a lesson learned

Being behind a gate means nothing, I am sure no one trespasses behing a locked gate right?

I fit the bill? No sir I can't agree there. My truck not just me was a behind a locked gate. He asked me who owned the property. I answered correctly. He asked if I had permission I said yes. He asked me to call the owner and I had his number saved under his full name In my phone. I ll put myself in deputy's shoes here and say no this man is likely not trespassing. I'm sure many of trespassers have been caught behind a locked gate but not their vehicles


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[Duck Butter]

This is not directed at you MR I am on your side, just devils advocate from another point of view (and the last comment is to stir the pot)


So per some of you on here if I wanted to trespass on someone's land and not get in trouble all I need to do is:

1. get behind a locked gate (extremely difficult to do)
2. when questioned just give the landowner's name (easy enough)
3. give a phone number to the landowner (just make one up but hope the person doesn't answer)
4. ?????

Do these steps and the sheriff should just let you go, you shouldn't have to 'prove' you are not trespassing and then

5. Profit

















I can clearly see I am arguing with a bunch of liberals here and the reason we have so many dang illegals here - if a cop pulls one over and they have no documentation (or permission from the landowner) the cop has no right to question them and its up to the officer to 'prove' they are illegals. The officer should just let people come into this country per them (or trespass on someone else's property) Amirite?

#potnowstirred