Posted by jm. on January 01, 2019 at 08:47:49 from (184.63.122.106):
In Reply to: muddy mess posted by stonerock on January 01, 2019 at 07:25:30:
You say your property and I trust you are right on that. You say you saw the one come in and when you got back there was 5 trucks so my questions (not that it makes a lot of difference) is their other access to your field? I just hope all comes out well for you but firing the gun may not be in you favor. I sure would try and keep a record of the call to the law even though you make it after you fired the weapon. I would think a call as soon as you drove in the field would have been a better choice of action.. PLEAS keep us informed regardless of how it plays out. Like are they going to come thru you property to get the other trucks or as I say do they have another entrance?
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