Posted by agpilot on April 05, 2010 at 15:05:00 from (173.84.18.232):
In Reply to: OT I finaly did it. posted by ILLEFTY on April 05, 2010 at 14:12:04:
Hi ILLEFTY: You stated: " 2 years ago they started crossimg my field driving down crops." I don'know about your area but from the small encounter I had with that type of problem here, two years is not enough time at all. And what type access did start two years ago? Access to their house? Or just to an extra field? There is a difference as how important the access was. I think you better asking lots of questions. Our state Attorney General office(Mn) would give a question like that some good general advice back.. and free. I wrote twice 15 months ago about another issue and got 2 letters with 2 pages each letter with helpfull info... Enough info that our local sheriff changed his views rather quickly.. Get busy asking people that know what the real facts are.. good luck too. ag
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