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    #11
    Whenever I catch someone trespassing, I always ask them for their home address. I almost always get asked why I need that. I then tell them that I am going to take my quad, pickup, snowmobile and drive on their lawn and see how much they like it. Needless to say I never get their address. But it seems to stop them from coming back. Never see that person again.

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      #12
      Originally posted by flea beetle View Post
      Whenever I catch someone trespassing, I always ask them for their home address. I almost always get asked why I need that. I then tell them that I am going to take my quad, pickup, snowmobile and drive on their lawn and see how much they like it. Needless to say I never get their address. But it seems to stop them from coming back. Never see that person again.
      Think that's a fail talking to a rcmp.

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        #13
        Originally posted by makar View Post
        Think that's a fail talking to a rcmp.
        When they are in the wrong, you can pretty much tell them whatever you want. With the exception of threatening them with harm. Why should an rcmp be able to cause you financial loss and not hear about it? I don’t care if you are the queen of England or the rcmp, I will tell you when you did wrong.

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          #14
          Originally posted by flea beetle View Post
          When they are in the wrong, you can pretty much tell them whatever you want. With the exception of threatening them with harm. Why should an rcmp be able to cause you financial loss and not hear about it? I don’t care if you are the queen of England or the rcmp, I will tell you when you did wrong.
          Because in a small town they make your life a living hell and they are proud of it, at least until they transfer somewhere close to gangs or reserves.

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            #15
            Originally posted by makar View Post
            Because in a small town they make your life a living hell and they are proud of it, at least until they transfer somewhere close to gangs or reserves.
            I live in that exact scenario. And trust me, they know the difference between when you are causing trouble, and when they are hearing about their wrong doing.

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              #16
              Originally posted by makar View Post
              Because in a small town they make your life a living hell and they are proud of it, at least until they transfer somewhere close to gangs or reserves.
              You have some ballsy cops for small town. Even border guards here talk about having to be careful who's toes you step on in small town. Might end up with flat tires or worse. Some of the old border guards wouldn't even think of investigating a local, worried they would run into them at the bar and get jumped.

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                #17
                Farmers provide the clubs with trails. Many stay on them, many do not.

                What to do? One actually stopped when I armed pointed back to the trail. He listened long enough about a neighbour's standing wheat crop, and alfalfa ice sheeting during a melt period from sled tracks. Said he and his buddy would use the municipal ditches, then took off at high speed for cc's fields. They just can't seem to help themselves.

                It was a bad two days in the melt. Damn that climate change!

                Got to love those puddled areas in the crops that attract the two and three year old mindset of a UTV/ATV "f"head.

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