We don't need citizens against citizens. Sheriff Combs said that damage from motorized off-road vehicles is a year round problem and one that his department is continually involved in investigating. This is trespassing and trespassing is against the law. If you're caught, you'll be arrested and your vehicle will be impounded until such time as the court decides what to do with it. You're going to pay fines.
Landowners have rights.
They pay property taxes and have the right to determine what or how that land is to be used. He suggested the only acceptable way in which four-wheel owners can gain access to property other than their own is by asking for permission. If damage is done to the property then somebody has to be accountable for it. It's just a courtesy thing. Combs said usage usually begins to rise in the spring of the year as mushrooms come into season, but that complaints come in year round.