If its in their county county people have jurisdiction on trespassing laws....same with state. trespassing is a state law
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If its in their county county people have jurisdiction on trespassing laws....same with state. trespassing is a state law
They probably won't do it....but they could I think
Game Warden told me a little while ago that he would only enforcing game and fish laws, COE can enforce their own ground.
That's what I figure they will do too but...you never know.....The coe General could ask our governor for a favor and then the GW's might have enforce it...just never know, too many if's....sort of like stealing chickens lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
If you go....good luck and I hope y'all catch a bunch
Yep, at Grenada. When Yikes was stuck at Sardis....They said tough luck!Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
I say....if a bus load of 84-99 year old WWII VETS can storm the memorial in D.C. Then a few barricades at 'Nader ain't got a chance.
I think is stupid to shut the ramps but what can you do.Not worth breaking the law over,that's for sure.Besides won't hurt the fish to have a break.
COUNTY SHERIFF HAS AUTHORITY ON ALL LAKES TO ENFORCE COUNTY/STATE LAWS . PANOLA/YALOBUSHA I KNOW PATROLS ENID .THEY ARE PAID BY THE COE . ALL LAND WHERE RAMPS ARE ARE SUBJECT TO COUNTY/STATE LAWS SO YOU WILL BE TRESPASSING "IF " RAMPS ARE CLOSED .:twocentsQuote:
Originally Posted by JMcEndree7
If they are paid by the COE, then they will be on furlough, so to speak, and not being paid. Besides, I and a friend had a Ranger at the Enid Field Office tell us that they would not enforce the ramp closures. You pays your money and takes your chances.Quote:
Originally Posted by eagle 1