First Thank all who replied. I talked to one of the owners and this guy was given permission to trap, however he is 1 or 2 feet into the other's land. I am not going to push it. The part I didn't like was a killing trap set above the water, when I trapped as a kid ALL conibear traps were underwater so as not to get dogs or cats. In their wisdome the state of Indiana allows conibear traps of a certain size to be placed out of the water. I also talked to an ex game warden today and found out about the legal or not set. So case closed. I still don't like it that the trapper would set a trap less than 100 feet of a person's home and not at least talk to him/her. Almost as bad as sitting at my dinning room table and watch a deer hunter in a tree stand while I read the morning paper and drink my coffee.
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