The private land I hunt, and have hunted for 7 or 8 years borders an old railroad bed. Recently the township took ownership and put up "no hunting" signs all over it. I don't hunt on the township property, but I use the railroad bed to get to my stand. Do you think this would be considered hunting in the eyes of law enforcement?
My follow up question:
Am I in the wrong just as much for walking in via this property as the guy I have seen cutting out a spot to set up a ground blind on the township property? One day he started to walk down towards me on my property, and I kindly whistled and waved and he left. Today I saw (while walking to my stand) where he cut a spot out of the brush so he can hunt on the railroad bed, and hung some orange tape to mark it.
My follow up question:
Am I in the wrong just as much for walking in via this property as the guy I have seen cutting out a spot to set up a ground blind on the township property? One day he started to walk down towards me on my property, and I kindly whistled and waved and he left. Today I saw (while walking to my stand) where he cut a spot out of the brush so he can hunt on the railroad bed, and hung some orange tape to mark it.