You have DNR people who actually go into the woods and fields? What? No..... Every time I go hunting I see about 20 permanent tree stands per acre of public land. It wouldn't be a problem if it wasn't totally illegal and the dang things are everywhere.
I am always lost for words because I haven't even seen one of our state DNR trucks near a woods unless it was going down the road to someplace else.
You call our DNR offices to ask a question about some relatively simple question and no one on the other end has a clue? All I asked was what was considered legal camo under state law? Is a hunter orange jacket with some tree designs considered legal or what exactly was safe to by in the "camo" category. In the end I was offered a call back that never came.
Im sure our DNR guys are doing something constructive but its not taking down illegal blinds nor patrolling the woods nor anwsering simple questions... Humm I dont know, but whatever there doing, its not outside.
