
Proposed AZ Law Would Allow Ranchers near Border to Shoot Trespassers
A bill making its way through the Arizona legislature would allow ranchers to use lethal force to protect their property from trespassers.

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Can you pay extra to use the farmer's excavator to dig the hole?Maybe it could become like a hunting preserve.
You pay the rancher, and get the opportunity to hunt on the ranchers land.
The rancher could give you a "security" T shirt to wear.
You only bury things that you like, or love.Can you pay extra to use the farmer's excavator to dig the hole?
Playing with earth moving equipment is fun![]()
Shit stinks too much if you let it accumulate too much.You only bury things that you like, or love.
I find coyotes dispose of the evidence, and scatter over such a large area that nobody can ever tell. On the border. Who cares?Shit stinks too much if you let it accumulate too much.
Need to deal with it somehow bury or burn, whichever is more economical.
Pigs, too. Lots of options.I find coyotes dispose of the evidence, and scatter over such a large area that nobody can ever tell. On the border. Who cares?
YesCan you pay extra to use the farmer's excavator to dig the hole?
Playing with earth moving equipment is fun![]()
Say they had covid and get double.
Perhaps it's time to send him one of these, with twenty cans of ammo.17 dead bodies, rape trees and migrants crawling on his land: Arizona rancher armed with a Glock describes life on the frontlines of the border crisis as Republicans push bill to allow landowners to shoot trespassers
- John Ladd's ranch stretches for 10 and a half miles along the Mexican border
- It is a hotspot for people seeking to evade Border Patrol as they enter the U.S.
- He has found 17 dead bodies on his land and can spot the signs of smuggling
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Arizona rancher describes life on the frontlines of the border crisis
John Ladd's phone is an archive of life on a ranch beside the Arizona border with Mexico. His 16,000 acres lie in the busiest part of the entire border.www.dailymail.co.uk