...make me nervous. We have many isolated rural sites whos outer perimeter are each defined by a tall barbed wire fence that extends along the abutting road and forms a 3/4 circle around the property. The gap being some natural barrier like a cliff or steep hillside. The inner perimeter is usually a few acres completely surrounded by barbed wire fencing, and equipped with alarms and cameras. In the center of the inner fence line is a one story windowless concrete building with a steel man-door in each cardinal direction. The building is the control building for each site.
All of the fences are posted clearly "NO TRESPASSING", among other various signs "No hunting, entry by authorized personnel only" etc. Groups of hunters lately have been in the habit of trespassing between the two fence lines. Today I cam upon 12 of them all armed with long guns. Procedure for intruders who are ONLY trespassing in this zone is to call the police and warn the intruders they are trespassing and must leave the property.
Not allot of fun commanding 12 armed men to get off the site. Especially when you patrol the site at various other times and hear the pops of their rifles in the distance. Gotta wonder how many times one of us been in their cross hairs "just for fun".
Nope, I don't like it at all.
Anyone have similar experiences?
All of the fences are posted clearly "NO TRESPASSING", among other various signs "No hunting, entry by authorized personnel only" etc. Groups of hunters lately have been in the habit of trespassing between the two fence lines. Today I cam upon 12 of them all armed with long guns. Procedure for intruders who are ONLY trespassing in this zone is to call the police and warn the intruders they are trespassing and must leave the property.
Not allot of fun commanding 12 armed men to get off the site. Especially when you patrol the site at various other times and hear the pops of their rifles in the distance. Gotta wonder how many times one of us been in their cross hairs "just for fun".
Nope, I don't like it at all.
Anyone have similar experiences?
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