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BroadHopper · 12-08-2012, 09:29 AM

I do know there are tons of restriction regarding wetlands. Most of the family properties are 'sand pits'. The only way we can even touch wet lands is with permission from the DES and Army Corps of Engineers. The main thing is to 'catch the trespassers in the act'. Evidence such as a photo of the culprits on the premises is often times all you need.

If I am walking through someone's property, I usually avoid wetlands unless there is an obvious path through the area. Four wheeling or dirt biking through wetlands is a no no. Even if your neighbor is four wheeling through wet lands he owns, you can report it. The state will come out and investigate.

12-08-2012, 09:29 AM	#37
BroadHopper Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Laconia NH Posts: 5,513 Thanks: 3,119 Thanked 1,090 Times in 784 Posts	Wetlands I do know there are tons of restriction regarding wetlands. Most of the family properties are 'sand pits'. The only way we can even touch wet lands is with permission from the DES and Army Corps of Engineers. The main thing is to 'catch the trespassers in the act'. Evidence such as a photo of the culprits on the premises is often times all you need. If I am walking through someone's property, I usually avoid wetlands unless there is an obvious path through the area. Four wheeling or dirt biking through wetlands is a no no. Even if your neighbor is four wheeling through wet lands he owns, you can report it. The state will come out and investigate. __________________ Someday may never be an actual day.