I have been parking on a deeded easement to my hunting land for 4 years. The new owner of the land that the easement goes through informed me that I can't park there anymore.
Is he right?

If it's deeded you can do whatever you want, temporary parking wise. Tell him to shove hot coals up his ass.

It depends on the language of the easement.

Some easements only grant access to the land owners and not lessees.

If it is for ingress and egress only, that could be construed to mean you can not park there.

"Can't we all just get along?" - Rodney King

well according to wiley part of the language is french, Tell him to shove hot coals up his ass. That means you can park there

I'm guessing this is the case. Easements permits specific rights. I'll bet parking is not listed. Read it.

This. It is meant as a right of way for access...not to park. Could be he wants to hunt near where youre parked.

Never know where you really stand Wiley. We will mark you down as "undecided".

And that sounds most unpleasant.

What can he do? Sue you is it.

....he may, indeed , not be able to 'legally' park in the easement but it sounds more like the new property owner being an ass.

Easiest way is to just start parking on your place where the easement ends.

Why be a dick and park on someone else property, park on your own. If I was that landowner, you would not park three times on my property.

We had a lease one time that had an easement on it that only granted access and no parking whatsoever. I don't remember the details but the people driving across it kept parking on the side of the road and their access eventually was revoked.

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I'll bet he has a tow truck carry yours off and once you walk home a time or two, you won't park there anymore.

He could have your truck towed.

It's not "somebody else property" if it's on his deed. He shares it equally with every property owner that also has it in their deed.

Another question is if he is really parking on the easement or off the side of the easement on the other person's property.

An easement doesn't grant nor transfer title of ownership of real estate. It is a nonpossessory right.

yes sir he went there

I have an easement for ingress and egress only. I say I do but it is an appurtenance to the land. 30 ft. wide. Now what you can do is park on the county ROW and walk the whole way in. I'm not sure of the legal aspects of parking on the county ROW but I see people doing it all the time.

I bought some acreage that sits way back off the county road. It has a 30 foot nonexclusive easement deeded to the property. The only other property associated with the easemant was 4 acres that eventually became available so I bought it too. So, now I own the easement, no question about it. I hope I do't ever get pissed off at myself for parking on it and tell myself that I can't do it. Might have to write myself a ticket if I do

Or warm up the hot coals and teach your ass a lesson!!

That'd be a trick wouldn't it?

I read it. It says for ingress and egress so I guess the yankee dick gets his way. I don't blame him, I wouldn't want somebody parking on me either, He just went about it the wrong way.

Careful Wiley, don't mess with Wiley. If you Wiley, get Wiley all in a tizzy, then Wiley might shove some hot coals up your a$$ Wiley.

Pisses me off,last week there was a big 2500hd with a trailer parked on one of our roads that those guys have an easement through,he unloaded his utv and then drove into their property,they have a great road system so there is no sense in him parking on ours,unloading his buggy and then driving in

We purchased a piece of about 6 years ago that had an easement on the eastern side of property. Weyerhaeuser and 2 landowners had access thru. I spent a lot of money that summer for bulldozer work pushing bigger plots, fixing washed out roads, etc. Long story short when the season comes in, I go to sit on my plot closest to the easement. I was aware that there would be some traffic and nothing I could do about it but the hunters that leased the other tracts, all parked about 100 yds from my plot on the road, and had been doing this for years. I politely asked them to find another parking area and at first they were not happy and told me they needed to park here so they wouldn't ride in to close to their hunting and mess things up. I asked them if they thought it was ok to mess my hunting up and it's like they never considered that a problem. I got the feeling they think I'm a jackass for requesting they park on their lease.
With all that said the landowner might be an asshat bit give him the benefit of the doubt. Maybe he has had a few run ins with some others who abuse the easement and turn it into a Wal mart parking lot and landfill.

We've met, exchanged numbers and helped each other keep trespassers out. We're not like strangers.
He left hand printed double spaced letters on each of our trucks quoting Alabama law about easements, with our individual license plate numbers printed on them. Then signed them (OWNER). No doubt here...ASSHAT.

True, but if it was my land you were parking on, I'm not gonna lie I'd probably be an asshat too. He owns the property after all.

I would try a more tactful approach than he did. But if he's a Yankee, he can't help but act a fool on legal matters. They are just about all like that and I never get used to it.

X2 And never will. All he had to do was call me.