thats what is legal in missouri.we also have purple tape like police use to tie around trees n posts but a joke they cut it off n hide it.that paint is tough long lasting too
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The Invasion
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i posted some like that n most were shot up.wish i coulda found the shootersThis is what my son has on his farm.
The folks around the farm know better than to mess with him, and he was ranked #3 in long range competitive shooting. He is out there all the time calling up coyotes, and having TANNERITE parties from time to time. Calling coyotes is predator control that all of them benefit from. They also know if they need help they call him.
It is a small tight knit rural area and everybody knows everything that's going on. Out there if they see something you know about it very quickly.
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Funny you mention that, We both have friends in the Border Patrol....
Washington DC?George Carlin said it best.
The folks that conned us into voting for them are smart. Lots of evil smart folks in DC. I think it applies mostly to the masses.
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Could well be and should be.
Height and width specifications from The NC Wildlife Resources Commission:
Why Purple Paint?
Landowners in North Carolina who want to post their lands can have difficulty keeping posted signs erected and intact. Using paint marks, as an alternative or in addition to signage, is a convenient and effective means of marking lands as posted, and requires less frequent maintenance and cost, since paint marks are more difficult to vandalize than signs.
Many states throughout the U.S. currently allow the use of paint marks to denote land posting. Landowners in N.C. now may use signs, purple paint marks or both to post their properties.
Each paint mark must be a vertical line of at least eight inches in length, and the bottom of the mark shall be no less than three feet or more than five feet from the base of the tree or post. For more information, including an illustration, on how to post property under the new law, see the Landowner Protection Act document on our website.
Height and width specifications from The NC Wildlife Resources Commission:
Why Purple Paint?
Landowners in North Carolina who want to post their lands can have difficulty keeping posted signs erected and intact. Using paint marks, as an alternative or in addition to signage, is a convenient and effective means of marking lands as posted, and requires less frequent maintenance and cost, since paint marks are more difficult to vandalize than signs.
Many states throughout the U.S. currently allow the use of paint marks to denote land posting. Landowners in N.C. now may use signs, purple paint marks or both to post their properties.
Each paint mark must be a vertical line of at least eight inches in length, and the bottom of the mark shall be no less than three feet or more than five feet from the base of the tree or post. For more information, including an illustration, on how to post property under the new law, see the Landowner Protection Act document on our website.
Nice. I lived here all my life and didn’t know that. My yard will now look like Prince shot a Purple Rain video here.
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