Hunting is considered a leisure sport in many places, but hunters don't just have to take heed of hunting season — they also have to be cautious of where they decide to hunt.

For instance, say you go hunting, and the animal you're on the hunt for somewhat escapes and ends up in a cemetery. It's natural to go after it, right? But by entering a cemetery to hunt, you'd be committing a crime in Oregon. As one of the state's public order laws, it is illegal to hunt in a cemetery, and if you do, you will end up with a misdemeanor on your record. You might even get slapped with a $5,000 fine, says Kitsap Sun

But there's more — apparently, you can't hunt (or trap) on any grounds that are in city parks, public parks, or school property (per ORS 498.158). Naturally, all of this would seem like common sense to the average person, especially a hunter, who likely prefers and knows to hunt far away from the public eye. It's weird to imagine someone even wanting to hunt at a cemetery not knowing what visitors are there, not to mention the fact that many cemeteries are gated.

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