37-501. Trespass on state lands;
classification


A person is guilty of a class 2 misdemeanor who:


1. Knowingly commits a trespass upon state lands, either by cutting down or
destroying timber or wood standing or growing thereon, by carrying away timber or wood
therefrom, by mowing, cutting, or removing hay or grass thereon or therefrom, or by
grazing livestock thereon, unless he has a lease or sublease approved by the department
for the area being grazed.


2. Knowingly extracts or removes oil, gas, coal, mineral, earth, rock, fertilizer
or fossils of any kind or description therefrom.


3. Knowingly without right injures or removes any building, fence or improvements
on state lands, or unlawfully occupies, plows or cultivates any of the lands.


4. With criminal negligence exposes growing trees, shrubs or undergrowth standing
on state lands to danger or destruction by fire.