Bouse 14 day camping enforcement
Heads up for anyone boondocking near Bouse. The lady working at the county RV park in Bouse today says a lot of people were cited yesterday ($75.00) for exceeding the 14 day limit. The BLM usually ...
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Definitely both sides have correct points here. I personally would never turn someone in because they might be over a fortnight at one spot. However, come day 12-13, I'll be moving on to another location.
As for the above real estate takeover, here in Texas, it is called adverse possession. If one doesn't keep their land surveyed and someone encroaches, if something isn't done within 5 years, it is theirs. Plus, if the people use a road on your property, they can claim it as an easement as well.
People will try to do this too. If one doesn't either get the other party to sign some form of lease/rent/contract (or at least acknowledge that they have your permission), they can take your property, and even your livestock.
As for the above real estate takeover, here in Texas, it is called adverse possession. If one doesn't keep their land surveyed and someone encroaches, if something isn't done within 5 years, it is theirs. Plus, if the people use a road on your property, they can claim it as an easement as well.
People will try to do this too. If one doesn't either get the other party to sign some form of lease/rent/contract (or at least acknowledge that they have your permission), they can take your property, and even your livestock.
