McChooky
Free Ranging
"A Texas law dating back to 1997 allows Texas land owners to use purple paint markings in lieu of posting "No Trespassing" signs. A purple paint marking at a property line and a "No Trespassing" sign both have the same legal consequences if not obeyed. For large ranches purple markings are much less expensive than posting signs"We still think its the dogs from town. The Game Warden agrees, the 4 dead dogs of mine were poisoned, 2 Game Wardens and their Vet agree. The rest were stolen as no feather or anything remains. I had chick the size of Cornish hens in a metal dog kennel, all gone when we went to feed, had went out grocery shopping.
"Purple markings are required to be vertical lines, 8 inches long and 1 inch wide. The bottom of the markings must be between 3 – 5 feet above the ground. Purple markings can be spaced no more than 100 feet apart in wooded areas and no more than 1000 feet apart in open areas. Markings must be placed in areas visible to anyone approaching the property. Posted signs are still recommended at all access points and gates."