No intent in anger anyone in the following. But, If someone owns land, it doesn't matter why he doesn't want you there. It's HIS land. How would you feel if you walked out of your house in the morning and some guy was sitting in your car. He's not doing anything malicous, hasn't damadged anything, and has caused no harm. But, HE'S SITTIMG IN YOUR CAR! Wouldn't you feel like he shouldn't be there? Whats the difference? Maybe he should sit in his own car? What if he doesn't have a car to sit in? Does than mean he should be able to sit in yours? I don't think so. I think he should get his own car. If he doesn't have enough money to buy a car, then he shouldn't expect to sit in one uninvited. You've probably surmized that I do own property, and your right. It's mine, I should be able to do with it what I want. I sometimes have hunters that want to use it. My suggestion to them is to ask me first. If they treat me with respect and ask first, I have no problem at all. If they think that they have some kinda special privilage just because they are hunting, and don't have to ask, then I have a problem with it. It does not belong to them, it's not thiers to use anyway they like. You wouldn't want someone walking through your house unannouced, I don't want someone walking on my land unannouced. Maybe I'm wrong, but the only difference is that my house is well defined by walls, and my land is not. If someone is mistaken about the boundaries, thats different. But trust me, people in my community know who's land is who's, and generally respect it. In my teenage years, I rode dirt bikes all across the local farmland. I always asked ahead of time. I was never denied, and the owners appreciated the asking. Some of the owners would have been all bent out of shape if I hadn't asked, and had me kicked off. It's just respectful behavior to ask. Ask, and your can go there, don't asked and it's too bad. Just my humble opinion.