Your agreement on the unrestricted land use ended with the seller of the land. Kinda hard for me to have sympathy for you when you were in fact on someone else's land without prior permission from the "OWNER"(as you properly point out).
What used to happen way back when country folks were neighborly, was the existing folks would come over to the new neighbors with a pitcher of lemonade and some home made cookies or some cake. They would introduce themselves to the new folks just arriving and get to know their new neighbors. Things like property access, and use might be discussed, things like fences, gates, and future use of the new owners property might be discussed. Maybe a game of horseshoes would break out. Lot of good social policy can be done over lemonade and horseshoes. But no - you just had to show your 'right' to trespass, and then get all urinal about it. Nicely done...
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