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an electric fence round a corn field? to keep the corn in?
nope, to keep any stray cattle out
an electric fence round a corn field? to keep the corn in?
Sounds like you were tresspassing. Farmers have enough to do without running around fixing signs to warn off silly members of the public.
What if a bull had been in the field or a pure bred limousine cow with her new calf.?.You may have found yourself and your kids running for your lives.
You were lucky.
Sounds like you were tresspassing.
Suggest you read The eighth Post down.......
Irrelevant. He stated he was walking through a field at the start. Thats tresspassing in my book.
ok, well maybe i should've put the word "footpath" in there then... i was walking on a footpath alongside a field, and through a field (they sometime cross diagonally through fields where i live)Sounds like you were tresspassing.
Suggest you read The eighth Post down.......
Irrelevant. He stated he was walking through a field at the start. Thats tresspassing in my book.
he did put up signs, when the fence went up, some one since stole them
Sounds like you were tresspassing.
Suggest you read The eighth Post down.......
Irrelevant. He stated he was walking through a field at the start. Thats tresspassing in my book.
the tresspass laws in england are different to scotland and ireland ive know idea or desire to know about.
the only tresspass in england is the act of criminal tresspass, ie doing provable damage.
Get a life its only a 12 volt shock, when I was a kid I was always holding on to it. If you don’t understand the countryside you may be better off staying in a town, and risk getting stabbed.
Criminal TrespassAt common law a trespass was not criminal unless it was accomplished by violence or breached the peace. Some modern statutes make any unlawful entry onto another's property a crime. When the trespass involves violence or injury to a person or property, it is always considered criminal, and penalties may be increased for more serious or malicious acts. Criminal intent may have to be proved to convict under some statutes, but in some states trespass is a criminal offense regardless of the defendant's intent.
Some statutes consider a trespass criminal only if the defendant has an unlawful purpose in entering or remaining in the place where he has no right to be. The unlawful purpose may be an attempt to disrupt a government office, theft, or Arson. Statutes in some states specify that a trespass is not criminal until after a warning, either spoken or by posted signs, has been given to the trespasser. Criminal trespass is punishable by fine or imprisonment or both