Originally Posted by Driveby
Originally Posted by jawbone
How can a GW get Probable Cause to ever check a Dove Field unless they are allowed on it.
Let's change one word in this question and see how it works...................
How can a GW get Probable Cause to ever check a House unless they are allowed in it.
Now, can an officer enter a house to get probable cause and in turn obtain a warrant to search it? If the answer is no, then the same should apply to a privately owned field. Private property is private property.

I'm still interested in the answer to this,
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So what you are saying is, with Articulable Reasonable Belief, the officer would not need a warrant, only the belief that a crime "may" be getting committed???
If so, is the act of hunting itself enough to say a crime "may" be committed?
Yep, that is the standard set in Terry v Ohio. Read it, it is a very seminal case for LE in the US. Maybe the second most important SCOTUS decision in Criminal Justice just short of the 4th Amendment.

Lord, please help us get our nation straightened out.