KPH
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thoes who have AMP leases have they changed your locks?????
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FredRog72
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Not mine either. I do have a hidden cell camera near the gate so if they do, I'll know.
KPH
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to tell the rest of the story quite some time ago i had been contacted they where changing the locks to a combo. lock they at that tme gave me the code. servile weeks ago went over and the locks where cut off at the chains. i called AMP and wanted to know if they had done it, she said she would check with all who could have. she called back and said they hadn't and thought it may have been a trespasser, for a lot of reasons i don't think so. i think some of the lease people did. i didn't like it because it was open. i put my lock back on with the chain. also put up cameras at all gates. when i went monday i found a new combo. lock on and the code worked. i also have pictures of them changing the lock.
FredRog72
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That is odd. Maybe the timber company? Especially if the property has changed hands between timber companies recently. I put a cable with a lock across a side road into the very front of the lease just to keep anyone from driving in that section. I had way more cable than I needed so I coiled it up by the tree to cut off later. When I went by there Saturday, the entire assembly had been cut and removed. All of the cable, cable clamps, lock and even the cable spool. I chalked that up to theft. Somebody driving by decided they liked that new 100' of 3/8" cable more than me I guess.
Btw, one of AMPs largest timber companies they lease through has recently been selling off chunks of their land. Some you can find online but the majority sells off the market at auctions. I asked if my lease was for sale and was told timber land is technically always for sale in some form or fashion and that most will never be advertised.
Btw, one of AMPs largest timber companies they lease through has recently been selling off chunks of their land. Some you can find online but the majority sells off the market at auctions. I asked if my lease was for sale and was told timber land is technically always for sale in some form or fashion and that most will never be advertised.
