Public wildlife but private land and how North Dakota is fixing the face off
Electronic posting may be the answer in a US state where all private lands are considered open to hunting unless physically posted to the contrary
24 February 2021 - 14:09
Washington — A decades-long debate over hunting, private property and trespass may be nearing an end in North Dakota, one of the few places in the US where fenced land is open to outsiders unless signs declare otherwise.
Legislators are closing in on a compromise that, if passed, would tweak the laws governing the flat, wind-swept prairie lands of the state, one of the country’s largest agricultural producers, as early as mid-April...
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