Until I met up with one, decades ago, who was carrying a firearm only to be used hunting where he had no permission. I wasn't alone, he unloaded his arm upon request and we told him to beat it, and leave the rifled slugs where they were.
He was trespassing and hunting on posted land under color of law. We let him walk.
Try that now, and you are a "terrorist".
I remember one time when i was about 14 or 15 and bird hunting on my uncle’s land,when I inadvertently crossed over into the adjoining “posted” farm land. I raised a covey of quail and took down a few. I already had a good bag for the day and offered a brace to an old man who “happened” to cross my path in the field. I had no idea he was the landowner and we talked for a few minutes about the fun of hunting, having a good dog, the weather, etc. He thanked me for the quail, said he was a bit too feeble to hunt anymore, but he and his wife loved quail. Then he told me that the land was posted. I was embarrassed and apologized. He smiled and told me I could hunt anytime I wanted to as long as I was alone. I hunted his land often the next few years and always kept him supplied in quail or rabbits. He died when i was away at college. Never forgot him.
Yeah. I understand that these days.