Keep in mind that lack of no trespassing signs does not mean it is ok to enter. Or at least here in MO. I was told by fairly good authority that posting the signs simply changes the 'degree' of the trespass and amount of the fine you would have to pay if caught and convicted. I have had problems with people entering by way of a steam, and everyone seems to think they can go up a creek or stream when in fact they can be arrested for trespassing even if the property is not posted (with exception of navigable streams, and then they must remain in the waterway). Now, with that said, I am yet to even be able to get a law enforcement official on the property for at least an hour after I make the call that they are on the property, and usually they are long gone (if I have not already approached them and ran them off). But, I agree to find out who the owner is and try to make contact and not mention that you have already been on their property. I have been in those shoes, and before I moved onto the property I live on, kept finding outbuildings left open, things missing, etc, and was very unhappy about it.
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