Land Guard

A land guard is typically a security officer or a watchperson assigned to protect a specific piece of land, property, or estate. Their duties often involve:

1. Patrolling the area to ensure no trespassing or unlawful activity occurs.
2. Monitoring entrances and exits to prevent unauthorized access.
3. Reporting any suspicious activity, accidents, or damage to property.
4. Deterring criminal behavior through a visible presence.
5. In some cases, a land guard may be involved in maintaining property boundaries, helping with land disputes, or managing wildlife protection on rural properties.

Land guards may also be hired for specific purposes, such as protecting agricultural land, natural reserves, or private estates. They may work independently or as part of a larger security team depending on the scope of the assignment.

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