I'm always surprised when I see private land, and even privately-owned homes, within a national forest or national wildlife area. What does that mean? For example, if I buy a few acres of private land within the Sam Houston National Forest, then I own the land, but it's also part of the National Forest, right? Does that mean I have more restrictions on hunting than if I bought land outside the NF? Are other people allowed to cross my property? Any other implications to owning land in a NF?
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I guess I'm just misinterpreting the map, then. When I look at a view like this, there are a lot of parcels for sale, within the green area labeled as SHNF. But, those individual parcels are not actual NF land. That's normal, private land, that just happens to be intermingled within the general borders of the NF, right?
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Originally posted by kparker158 View Posthttps://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE...eprd640794.pdf
The shaded grey is ACTUAL boundaries of NF.
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Originally posted by bboswell View Postconstantly dealing with folks hunting the NF that either don't realize or don't care that your land is private and trespassing and hunting your place...
The disadvantage is what is stated above. I just filed Criminal Trespassing on 4 people who rode their 4 wheelers all over my land and ran over the corn I had just put out for pics. You should see their faces from my hidden camera, the GW did. Awesome.
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