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Post by indianagooseman on Jun 19, 2006 16:25:49 GMT -5
Buster I didn't write the laws, but unfortunatly that is what the law says, am I wrong?. Public land is public land and the high water mark is merely a "boundry line" set forth by the federal government long before you or I were even thought of. I'm not trying to argu the point I'm just relaying what I have discovered with the help of the National Orginization for Rivers. You might be interested in looking over their website. www.nationalrivers.org/
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Post by buster on Jul 19, 2006 20:18:45 GMT -5
No loophole! These counties over here (Sullivan, Vigo, Vermillion and Parke) will charge you for hunting without consent if the landowner wishes to do so. I wouldn't push your luck. Nothing personal, just letting you know. Call the District 5 Enforcement Office and ask. The Wabash River runs the entire length of that district and they/we deal with this issue EVERY hunting season. You will get your answer, maybe not the answer you are looking for.
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