Why Try
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3 of them were on my farm today and acted very rude. They act like they can drive on my farm when when ever they want. Can they? Can I ask them to leave? I have no problem if they are nice but they weren't. Thoughts?
DNR on my farm
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Tell them to get off your lawn.
Ask them for the warrant that enables them to be on your property and exactly what they are looking at. If the just want to look around they can go back to their offices and use Google Maps.
Kman
Blah, blah, blah
I would assume they could come onto the property with a reason (complaint, investigation, observation from road, etc.)
Did they drive up a lane and look for you? Or did they just drive in a field and start walking around?
Did they drive up a lane and look for you? Or did they just drive in a field and start walking around?
Sportstud4891
Resident SMIB
They don't need a warrant to be on your property. DNR goes where they want in the name of checking for hunting/fishing violations. Now if they start searching through your house they would still need a warrant.
F8L_Funnel
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- Jan 28, 2013
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DNR Police have one of the most wide sweeping authorities of ANY law enforcement agency. That being said, they are still bound by the basics, I would assume. We need more details about your encounter.
Mooseman
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Trbo6gn
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Shoot two blasts......
Crow Bait
Active Member
They can be there...
See the open fields doctrine.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-fields_doctrine
See the open fields doctrine.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-fields_doctrine
Unless there are violations you might want to inform them that cooperation goes both ways.
Kman
Blah, blah, blah
Well there you go.
Mind your place boy. You're kind of uppity for a filthy tax payer.
Open feild doctrine depending on why they are there. did they say why they were there?
Slowhand
Pre-Banned
Totally stealing the Off my Lawn.
rwbow1969
Get Wiffit
Walk up to them and ask them what they are doing. If they act decent, treat them accordingly.
If they act like dicks, follow them around the entire time and ask them all kinds of stupid questions. It's your property, they can't do anything about you tagging along.
If they act like dicks, follow them around the entire time and ask them all kinds of stupid questions. It's your property, they can't do anything about you tagging along.
Half-cocked
Senior Meatbag
- Mar 14, 2006
- 23,937
Did they say what they were looking for?
ShallNotInfringe
Lil Firecracker
- Feb 17, 2013
- 8,554
Or put up outhouses every 100 yards in each direction. 
rwbow1969
Get Wiffit
303_enfield
Ultimate Member
Ask them to leave. Or have them pay for the crops/lawn they just ran over. They normally tell the property owner/farmer we're here. I did get in trouble years ago taking the DNR fake deer they left in my field. Threw it in the shit spreader when I drove past it. Dropped it on the side of the road as two Blazers came from the other field. They thought they put it on Mr. Baileys' farm, dumb DNR. Post your property NO TRESPASSING!
I have no problem with them looking for poachers but they should try to play nice with property owners if they want cooperation.
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