D.W.R officer

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PBH - No offense meant to you either but Private doesn't always mean that you have to have written permission. [font "Arial"][size 6] [left]29[/size][/font][font "Arial"][size 1]PRIVATE LANDS: [/size][/font][font "Arial"][size 1]While taking wildlife or[/left] [left]engaging in wildlife related activities, a[/left] [left]person may not, without the written permission[/left] [left]of the owner or person in charge, enter upon[/left] [left]privately owned land that is cultivated or[/left] [left]properly posted. “[/size][/font][font "Arial"][size 1]Cultivated land[/size][/font][font "Arial"][size 1]” means land[/left] [left]which is readily identifiable as: 1) land whose[/left] [left]soil is loosened or broken up for the raising of[/left] [left]crops; 2) land used for the raising of crops; or 3)[/left] [left]pasturage which is artificially irrigated. The DWR[/left] [left]cannot guarantee access to any private land. If[/left] [left]you plan to hunt in an area that is all or mostly[/left] [left]private lands, you must also obtain WRITTEN[/left] [left]permission from the landowner or person in[/left] [left]charge.[/left] [left]I hope this makes sense to everyone. This is a change from the laws years ago. It used to be up to the land owner to post all property he didn't want people on.[/left] [left] [/left] [left] [/left][/size][/font]
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