Shooting on private land?

[JUSTIficatioN]

My buddy has a cabin on some property in northern WA, every once in a while we'll go up there and do a couple days of shooting. My question is if I were to get the ok from him to go up there without him would there be a problem with me shooting on the land? Maybe he could sign a permission slip?
Thanks for any help

Justin

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[drew]

If you have permission you should be fine. You shouldn't even need a permission slip. I've gone to a number of private places in Eastern Oregon with permission. Never had a permission slip, only a gate key.

 

[JUSTIficatioN]

well the permission slip idea was a joke, but I appreciate the response. Thats pretty much what I was figuring. Thanks again drew

 

[drew]

I thought it might have been a joke. Just wanted to make sure in case you were serious.

 

[Member 5605]

if asked if I had permission I would say "Yes, if there's an issue with you and my permission, please call them"

At that point I would turn back to what I'm doing.

 

[ZachS]

Who, in the first place, would trespass on your friend's private property to ask what you're doing?

 

[e28rusty]

Who, in the first place, would trespass on your friend's private property to ask what you're doing?

Before my parents moved onto thier property, we depended on the neighbors to keep an eye on the place and keep trespassers out. If we gave someone permission to use the place, we had to let our neighbors know so they wouldn't get harassed.