For a decade me and the family were the only ones allowed onto some prime hunting area (a hilly, half wooded section of pasture - a section is 1 mile square for those that don't know), privately owned, by simply asking for permission and getting it in writing. Due to jealous hunters who used to trespass and poach there, thwarted by knowing law-abiding hunters were now randomly on the property, I had stuff stolen out of the bed of the truck (tarp to keep it clean when deer was loaded in, etc) when it was parked outside the fence and even had the front windshield shot out by a shotgun when parked inside.
There was another incident as well (that I won't mention openly) that resulted in the owner getting mad enough to sell the property to a "corporate farmer-type" who spent two years and bulldozed the whole thing flat: the new owner now farms wheat and canola there. It was the first owner's choice, but now not a single animal crosses that field.
