I had a near run in with a warden on opening day of archery season this year. I parked at the bottom of our private property with my dad and little brother and my wife. We geared up for the walk in and hiked about 3/4 of a mile up the logging road to where we split to go to out stands. I get 35 yards from my dads ground blind and see a reflector of a vehicle. It turned out to be a wardens truck parked in the woods right behind our stand. We had done nothing wrong on our property and assume that he was monitoring the land behind us, but it was pretty messed up that he drove in on our land and then parked where he did. I understand that they have a job to do and they have a lot of freedoms as to where and when they can go, but how can they justify going in on someone else's property in order to check on neighboring places? I would have talked to the guy to see what was going on, but even 45 minutes before sun up, he was nowhere to be found. It ruined our morning and I went home to cut the grass.