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\uu ii iv ii h iim. vitiation. You catch a man v. .1 Ik in u across your field with a loailcd title and drawing a dead deer. Was he out hunting or out taking a leisurely morning stroll?" 1 >w ver asked. He volunteered i-i serve as special prosecutor ■ the trespass charges. II I i m i sell that kind of a case i a pirv. I'il better i|uit I i.icticing law!
|)wyer also questioned why l ie sherilt wouldn't arrest an rulividual whom he or his neputics catch in the act ol "espassing without first having the landowner swear at a warrant. "I don t know fow we make the law en lorcement people enforce the ! iw I guess by hue and , rv. We re close anarchy in this county «.icn someone an break the law with :u pn ii it \ and know nothing i, going to happen at least i i thing serious."
I he man he caught will ; iob.iblv gel nothing more fin a YSt1 line if convicted, iwvei told the supervisors. It s worth it to him. He got
leer' Vnyone will be w illing to take that kind of a risk." Ihiver maintained Its this kind ot a penalty that gives I’uppuhaiinock its . "do as ,on want open hunting . asor.. he said
I want to know what my rights are as a landowner.” staled led I riplett "How do ! protect nit land' Alter
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