Allows real property owners building a fence to enter an adjoining property up to ten feet without liability for trespassing

HB 1116 allows property owners who keep animals to enter adjacent land up to ten feet for constructing, maintaining, or repairing division fences enclosing animal enclosures. Owners or their contractors are not liable for trespass during this work, but remain responsible for crop damage caused by entry. The bill specifically permits clearing boundary vegetation (like trees or brush) directly on the property line without liability, while excluding utility companies, railroads, and accredited zoos from its provisions. It does not permit entering buildings on neighboring properties.