Maine Revised Statutes Title 12. Conservation § 10652. Abuse of another person's property

(1) Tear down or destroy any fence or wall on another person's land;

(2) Leave open any gate or bars on another person's land;

(3) Trample or destroy any crop on another person's land;

(4) Damage or destroy a tree on another person's land by inserting into that tree any metallic or ceramic object to be used as, or as part of, a ladder or observation stand unless the person has the permission of the landowner or the landowner's representative;

(5) Erect or use either a portable or permanent ladder or observation stand on the land of another person unless:

This subparagraph does not apply to a portable ladder or observation stand that is located on land within the jurisdiction of the Maine Land Use Planning Commission and attended by the person who owns the ladder or observation stand. For purposes of this subparagraph, “observation stand” does not include a portable blind utilized at ground level that remains in the physical possession of the hunter.

If the landowner or the landowner's representative finds an abandoned ladder or observation stand on the landowner's land in violation of this subparagraph and the owner of the abandoned ladder or observation stand is unknown, the landowner or the landowner's representative may take ownership of the abandoned ladder or observation stand. The landowner or the landowner's representative may remove, destroy, sell or possess the abandoned ladder or observation stand. For the purposes of this subparagraph, “abandoned ladder or observation stand” means a ladder or observation stand left on property not owned by the person who owns the ladder or observation stand without permission of the landowner or the landowner's representative; or

(6) Destroy, tear down, deface or otherwise damage a property posting sign under Title 17-A, section 402, subsection 4.