Thanks Mark; I know our laws are different than the rest of the country. Not really looking for legal advise on a tractor forum but rather others to confirm my thoughts. I am not the kind of person that creates trouble; some may even call it no back bone; but this is one instance where I will have to put my foot down to protect my rights.
Went to home depot this morning and got several large rolls of string and some flagging. Going to mark the line per the stakes I see. If he still insist on crossing the line I will have to call the sheriff or get a lawyer to send him a letter.
When I talked to him yesterday he gave me the impression that he believes the property line is in the middle of the ditch even though I could show him the stakes in the ground. Do not know if he is just that stupid or this is a scam to try and get the land to the ditch. Granted he was most likely told by previous owner when he bought the property that the line was the ditch. This was more a general where the line is than a exact location as the line is only a few feet away. Heck if he wants to dispute the line he can pay for a new survey.
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