05-26-2014, 07:09 PM
Hey guys, here's an interesting question.....
State law says that to be on private ground, you must be above the, "high water" level, to be considered on private ground, if the "water is navigable".
So, if we're on the a River prior to 5:00a, but we are below that high-water mark, are we breaking the law?
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State law says that to be on private ground, you must be above the, "high water" level, to be considered on private ground, if the "water is navigable".
So, if we're on the a River prior to 5:00a, but we are below that high-water mark, are we breaking the law?
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