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ScottDLS wrote:publicly open privately owned property...like a store open to the general public or a restaurant.

Not someone's house or private land not generally open to the public.

I think it would fall under the "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone". Property owners do not need to prove a reason to ask you to leave, all they need to do is ask you to leave. Refusal becomes a trespass.

If you decide to carry past a properly sized and worded (English) 30.06 sign, I would suggest you not try to defend your actions in English by explaining that the Spanish version isn't on the same piece of wood and therefore it isn't valid.

Of course, this point would be moot if we had an official language in this country.

Abraham wrote: Perhaps, this group is angling for a Monty Pythonesque arguing license.

No we're not!