Landowners are now allowed to legally notify hunters and others that they're trespassing by painting purple stripes on trees or posts. The "purple paint" law is designed to ease a landowner's task ...

Pennsylvania will allow landowners to legally notify hunters and others that they're trespassing by painting purple stripes on trees or posts. The bill signed Wednesday by Gov. Tom Wolf is ...

If you are wandering about and come across purple stripes on a tree or post, don’t think of it as an unfinished paint job. Think “no trespassing” and walk away. Gov. Tom Wolf on Wednesday ...

The law allows people to mark their property with purple stripes of paint. The paint acts as a no trespassing sign, and potential intruders should treat like that. "I can simply go by and paint my ...

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — Starting Monday, people can legally paint purple stripes to warn hunters and others that they’re trespassing. The bill, signed by Gov. Tom Wolf on Nov. 29, is designed ...

If you are out hiking or hunting and see purple stripes on trees or posts, turn around. Beginning Jan. 27, 2020, those stripes mean the same thing as the orange and black “No Trespassing ...

If you are out hiking or hunting and see purple stripes on trees or posts, turn around. Beginning Monday, those stripes mean the same thing as the orange and black “no trespassing” signs ...