There are numerous non-profit organizations that solicit tax deductible contributions of easements to land. These so-called conservation easements forbid anyone ever being allowed to hunt or fish on that land. Some hunters loathe this practice since it takes hunting land off the market. Few people have proposed the filing of lawsuits by anyone injured by out of control animal populations migrating off such lands. Imagine a complaint by someone injured in an accident with a deer or someone contracting Lyme disease, which is feast by ticks often carried by deer. If somebody sues in such a situation, do they have a lawful case? Can the local establishments condemn the property to the extent of counteracting such a conservation easement?