That was a PA court ruling? Now that is ignorant. Sounds like something Arlan Spector would come up with. As for the OP from NY 986, yeah NY, when I lived up there, never met or heard of anyone ever getting procecuted for tresspassing. I had relatives who got busted for violations, not tresspassing, slap on the wrist, and the warden kept an eye on them from then on, but- worst sentence is??? a few hundred for violations, trespass is suppose to be? 3 years without hunting?? Legally that is, an outlaw is an outlaw right? The best thing is first day of season, load the place up with your family and freinds, you guys shoot what's there, and chase the rest off. Or so's the ratboys will figure. No one believes the herd will be back at midnight, but the story will spread. 'No sense going onto NY's place, he chased all the deer off fer good!' New York DEC is gutless about this, the guy on the radio might have valid points. I know for a fact some southern states treat trespassing as a felony, and mean it. And I bet their property tax is alot less than yours... good luck, you are going to need it.
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