Corner Crossing 2024?

[wytx]

Frankly I wouldn't sweat it if you know you are legal where you cross, no LEO is going to write you up in Wyoming right now. Until the 10th CC rules against it I don't think any LEO or GW will write for corner crossing. Just respect the private lands.

Remember though not all corners have a marker that is easy to find, I know one that has a wire cemented in the ground as the corner marker. It took us a while to find it with a gps, we had private access so no issues but we wandered all over that area looking for the marker til we spotted the thin wire sticking out of the ground.

 

[Coveyleader]

Just remember, that little 1 mile grid is a representation of the corner. With ONx, you're basing everything off the projected grid. If I knew I was going to cross a spot, I'd find it early with no weapon on me to avoid any other charges that apply while hunting and fishing vs a simple "oops"

 

[Coveyleader]

I wrote this up before on here. Still applies. Anyone using tracks on their GPS enabled the first time is an idiot as mentioned above.

 

[Indian Summer]

I haven’t hard anyone suggest getting a land surveyor out there to set a pin or 3. That might help clear up any doubts about where a corner is.

 

[fatlander]

I haven’t hard anyone suggest getting a land surveyor out there to set a pin or 3. That might help clear up any doubts about where a corner is.

Wouldn’t that contract have to come from the government if putting stobs on public. Philosophically, I agree that’s it’s all our land, and we should be able to do as we please. Practically, I don’t think anyone would want to have their business in an argument between rich landowners and the federal government without the government’s blessing.


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