MI HB5561

Adds purple paint marks as an alternative method to post "no trespassing" notices on property, with marks placed on trees or posts at least 8 inches long, positioned 3-5 feet above ground, and spaced no more than 100 feet apart.

Removes the blanket prohibition on trespassing for recreational activities on farm property and wooded areas connected to farm property, replacing it with a requirement for consent like other property types.

Maintains existing exceptions allowing fishermen to wade or float navigable public streams within clearly defined banks and individuals without firearms to retrieve hunting dogs without consent.

Retains requirements for property owners to post conspicuous "no trespassing" signs (1-inch minimum letter height, 50 square inches minimum area) or maintain fencing to legally prohibit entry for recreational activities.

Takes effect 90 days after enactment and is conditional on Senate Bill or House Bill 5562 also being enacted into law.