df33702021 t1_j28li6c wrote
Reply to comment by flambeaway in Balancing trespassers with being neighborly by c_l_who
No hunting signs have to be dated and signed. No trespassing signs do not.
flambeaway t1_j2am2w1 wrote
All Vermont law about posting and land access is hunting law, the right to general pedestrian access is a recognized implicit extension of hunting access. The right to restrict general pedestrian access is a recognized extension of the right to restrict hunting, so all the same burdens apply.
The only signs that don't need to be dated are safety zone signs. Also no trespassing signs on buildings, but I don't think that's what you meant.
But if you've got a source that supports your understanding I'd be interested to read it.
These are my sources:
https://legislature.vermont.gov/statutes/section/10appendix/001/00014
df33702021 t1_j2arwws wrote
No, hunting and trespass are two different beasts. Hunting is treated separately and what you quote specifically applies to hunting. It has nothing to do with civil or criminal trespass.
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