Posted on Jun 19, 2023
Virginia wildlife officials trespassed on man’s land, stole his trail camera, lawsuit alleges
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I've worked with wildlife agencies many times over the years, and I've always had mixed feeling about them having the power to trespass anytime they like. Any opinions out there?
Virginia wildlife officials trespassed on man’s land, stole his trail camera, lawsuit alleges
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While I understand who they are and what they are supposed to be doing...they have no right to take someone's property. Get a court order if you need it.
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I agree with you. I also have problems with an authority being able to come on to someone's property anytime they want.
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I read the article and it really looks to me like the game and parks were trying to tie this guy to a baiting charge that his brother was arrested for. I think that they were going for more charges, maybe against the guy who owns this piece of ground.
I don't like baiting, but I really despise G&P officials who think that they can come on to anyone's property at any time. If it were my property, they probably would never see that particular officer ever again.
I don't like baiting, but I really despise G&P officials who think that they can come on to anyone's property at any time. If it were my property, they probably would never see that particular officer ever again.
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I don’t have any use for baiting. That being said I recognize that sone areas allow it. While I don’t agree with it, I can’t condemn it.
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MSgt Robert "Rock" Aldi Thanks for clearly stating the authority Fish and Wildlife Agencies have and why. I suppose while I understand wildlife crosses property lines, a part of me still sees wildlife as a property right and I can’t see why an agency has authority over that.
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