Let's say your property is a game park, I assume is for hunting?
Your neighbor of 10K acre of forest land. The scope of the easement might be that you are permitted to hunt on your neighbor's 10K acre of land. This doesn't mean you own those 10K acres, just that you have a special permission to use the 10K land under the scope of the easement.
The scope of easement is important. Utility easement means utility company can run wires or pipes on your property, but only wires and pipes. Access easement means the owner of easement can use the easement for access ONLY (driveway, not parking).
So without knowing the scope of your easement, it doesn't mean anything.
