Ray My observation of your post meant you only had a gun, at your side posing no direct threat to the other guy.. It was only there to prove you would protect your self if he brandished a weapon to stop you from using it.
Long time ago I was hunting about 100 yards off an old side road sitting waiting for a drive to come through ( My guys were doing the drive and sent me around the hill in a vehicle to bring them back) So I had a loaded gun watching for deer to come through I noticed a pickup parked near my car and he loaded up his gun it was cold and he was only in a warm vest with the orange vest, and hat. he walked directly to me with the rifle (at ready, but at waist level sideways to me), and told me I was trespassing, and I had to leave. seems like I was about 200 yards inside his line he had posted , and he was nice about it I apologized, started to leave when he said . "it's Ok for this one time.just to finish the drive out,but not to come back" he turned around went to his truck and unloaded his gun, and left. I never felt threatened as he was only protecting what was his , but if he would have directly pointed it at me... I would have felt it to be excessive force.
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