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Open Question: How do I keep these people off my land?
There is someone who owns the mineral rights on my acreage (and those of my neighboors). The people they have hired to do the testing are sneaky SOBs. At first they introduced themselves like normal citizens. However I have expressed my concern and desire to keep them off my land. Now they creap on through other sides of the property without my knowlage and I have to go out and hunt them down, which always ends up in some form of confrontation on their cell phone with their boss.

The way they behave irritates me to no end. Let me give you some quick background on things. I’ve lived in this house for nearly 10 years. The “Rights” they own expire next month and they wait ALL this time to get their lazy rear ends out to do anything???

They tear up my lovely underbrush and sometimes the main trees too just to get their equipment out there, they leave the survey crap laying around all over the place and of course drill holes into my earth and drop dynamite down which blows up and send pulse waves out that they measure. Which also tends to hit ANYTHING nearby, like my well and septic and pool.

I would like to stall these people and make enough trouble to keep them from destroying my property long enough for the stupid “rights” thinggy to expire.

What are some good ideas without getting into trouble with the law?

I live in Texas.

I have already “Officially” kicked them off before and was under the impression that they have to bring me a court order to make me let them out there. They have faild to produce a court order (and that’s why they are sneaking onto my land through the back way etc).
and of course you know how long its going to take to get paid back anything they own me due to damages.

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Open Question: how do canadas new laws help native peoples preserve there culture?
and other quistions are
9. Many French Canadians want to preserve their heritage by (1 point)
a. adopting the French constitution.
b. making French the official language of Canada.
c. making Quebec a separate country.
d. becoming part of France.

The population of the United States (1 point)
a.is less than Canada’s.
b.is a tenth of Canada’s population.
c.is nearly ten times larger than Canada’s.
d.is equal to Canada’s.

7. How did Native American groups influence each other’s cultures? (1 point)
a.by trading with each other and sharing ideas
b.by growing crops
c.by living in different areas of the country
d.by sharing weapons

6. What country, according to most Canadians, has too much influence on their culture? (1 point)
a.Great Britain
b.France
c.the United States
d.Spain

How do Canada’s native peoples intend to preserve their cultures? (1 point)
a.by becoming independent nations
b.by moving away from reserves
c.by working with existing governments
d.by using English on the street signs in their communities

4. Two languages spoken widely in Canada are (1 point)
a.Spanish and English.
b.French and Spanish.
c.French and English.
d.Dutch and English.

Customs give people (1 point)
a. a sense of identity.
b.the same religion.
c.a sense that they do not belong.
d.the ability to learn a new language.

2. How did the contributions of Russian settlers in the Prairie Provinces change life in Canada? (1 point)
a.They learned how to trap and hunt forest animals.
b.They developed a new language.
c.They invented a kind of work pants.
d.They brought wheat that grew well in the climate.

1. What is one example of cultural exchange during the settlement of North America? (1 point)
The Spanish introduced horses to North America.
a.Native Americans ate a great deal of fish.
b.European settlers took Native American lands.
c.Spanish and French explorers came to North America looking for d.wealth

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Open Question: 10. How do Canada’s new laws help native peoples preserve their culture?
and other quistions are
9. Many French Canadians want to preserve their heritage by (1 point)
a. adopting the French constitution.
b. making French the official language of Canada.
c. making Quebec a separate country.
d. becoming part of France.

The population of the United States (1 point)
a.is less than Canada’s.
b.is a tenth of Canada’s population.
c.is nearly ten times larger than Canada’s.
d.is equal to Canada’s.

7. How did Native American groups influence each other’s cultures? (1 point)
a.by trading with each other and sharing ideas
b.by growing crops
c.by living in different areas of the country
d.by sharing weapons

6. What country, according to most Canadians, has too much influence on their culture? (1 point)
a.Great Britain
b.France
c.the United States
d.Spain

How do Canada’s native peoples intend to preserve their cultures? (1 point)
a.by becoming independent nations
b.by moving away from reserves
c.by working with existing governments
d.by using English on the street signs in their communities

4. Two languages spoken widely in Canada are (1 point)
a.Spanish and English.
b.French and Spanish.
c.French and English.
d.Dutch and English.

Customs give people (1 point)
a. a sense of identity.
b.the same religion.
c.a sense that they do not belong.
d.the ability to learn a new language.

2. How did the contributions of Russian settlers in the Prairie Provinces change life in Canada? (1 point)
a.They learned how to trap and hunt forest animals.
b.They developed a new language.
c.They invented a kind of work pants.
d.They brought wheat that grew well in the climate.

1. What is one example of cultural exchange during the settlement of North America? (1 point)
The Spanish introduced horses to North America.
a.Native Americans ate a great deal of fish.
b.European settlers took Native American lands.
c.Spanish and French explorers came to North America looking for d.wealth

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