Allows real property owners building a fence to enter an adjoining property up to 10 feet without liability for trespassing

HB 2297 allows property owners (or their contractors) to enter a neighbor's land up to 10 feet along a shared boundary to build, maintain, or repair a fence enclosing animal areas, without facing trespass charges. This applies only to fence work directly on the boundary line, and owners remain liable for any damage caused to crops or property beyond the 10-foot limit. The bill excludes utility companies, railroads, and accredited zoos/sanctuaries from this provision, and explicitly prohibits entering buildings on neighboring property. It directly affects rural landowners and fence contractors who need to work on boundary lines.