Well, we had a problem with kids doing donuts on an active airfield.
A discussion about the penalties for deliberately damaging a federally licensed aviation facility (One way trip to a fully paid Caribbean vacation paradise named Guantanamo) has encouraged most of them to seek their vehicular recreational activities destroying someone else's property.
The rest of them were dealt with by installing concrete barricades and fences, and LOTS of no trespassing signs.
We're putting up fences, gates and cameras because we are becoming darn tired of picking up empty beer cans, broken bottles and other trash, and constantly having to re-grade the easement because they've torn it up with pickup trucks and ATVs. They also steal deer blinds, feeders, and sometimes even game cameras.
"Young man with a truck" is ZERO excuse for destroying, damaging and trashing other people's property. We've been working with local law enforcement as well, frequent patrols have helped.
Another thing that helps is the Florida Recreational Lands Statute. If you chose to "recreate" on my land, whatever happens to you is entirely your problem. Crashed your truck, gee too bad. Stepped on a bear trap, bet that hurt. AND you can be prosecuted for trespassing.
Sorry, got no sympathy at all for this. You wouldn't either if you had to constantly repair what they've damaged and pick up the trash they leave.
Best Regards to all our responsible teenagers (both of them?) in town,
Mike/Florida