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10-4. I was talking Ohio. I was about to side eye your friend ;) They can and do patrol private property here. I would be shocked if ODNR wasn't familiar with the Rhoden family area at the very least.

Just to clarify...he's a ODNR officer? In Ohio? Sorry. I'm not trying to beat a dead horse.

Lol. I thought I was in the country. It takes ~60 minutes for a deputy here. I think we're a popular deer hunting destination so *maybe* that's why we see so many wildlife officers (I don't notice them during say turkey season) but they literally take over our town for a week. Especially on...

That's not true. I've been in a tree stand in Clermont County during deer season and been buzzed by a helicopter and then descended on by about 10 ODNR officers. We were all on private property in our own stands hunting legally but their juristiction extends to private property and they often...

Aberdeen LE has had issues for years. I live less than 10 miles from there. It's in Brown County. Sorry, I'm not seeing the connection.