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I often explore drainage ROW areas in search of interesting photo shoot locations.

In Harris County I often come across signs like this:



I get the typical invalid "no guns" language, but what irks me is that such public space can be deemed "No trespassing".

A few years ago I asked the county about this and their response was that casual visitors were OK but the signs gave law enforcement more authority to prosecute malicious activity.

I don't see a problem for someone with a CHL. There's no 30.06 notification.

C-dub wrote:I don't see a problem for someone with a CHL. There's no 30.06 notification.

My bigger concern is a blanket "No trespassing" notice on public land commonly enjoyed for recreation.

C-dub wrote:I don't see a problem for someone with a CHL. There's no 30.06 notification.

DITTO!

Now then, if the sign stopped with, "NO TRESPASSING", It would apply to everybody and there would be question as to its meaning or intent.

IDK
I'm not familiar with signs like this. Maybe one of you Houston folks could chime in. Is the land fenced or anything?

If they want to be jerks they can say you're unauthorized and ignore the gun.

What's the big deal? If you drown behind the sign, the county can say they told you so and the county is covered. Guns are incidental.

If they don't post signs and you drown they're not covered? Who knew?

I thought it meant you couldn't dump firearms there...