You can't just pull up to my camp and walk around. >> Yeah, I can. >> No, you can't. >> It's for >> Do you have reasonable suspicion to believe I'm hunting? >> You could. No, I I'll agree. I'll agree that you could do that if I'm hunting. >> In today's video, a game ranger in Arizona approaches a man camping on his own land. The rookie officer backs off quickly, but the second ranger pushes harder and gets a calm response that flips the whole situation. Let's break it down and see who was really in the right. >> I'm an attorney. What's your name and badge number? >> Officer Portal 328. >> We're not hunting. We're about to leave. Have a nice day. >> Well, we can talk to we can come and >> I can ignore you just like I did, right? >> You're not ignoring us. >> I ignored him, right? >> Kind of. >> Okay. Okay. Reasonable suspicion. You can't just pull up to my camp and walk around. >> Uh yeah, I can't. >> No, you can't. >> It's forest. >> Do you have reasonable suspicion to believe I'm hunting? >> You could No, I I'll agree. I'll agree that you could do that if I'm hunting. If you if you have if you see mountain bikes, okay, you can't. If you see hunting, you can. You do not have unauthor un un uh unchecked power to just walk into people's camps at any