The state used to cut brush hog trails all over the WMA. This made the access to hunt easier and the deer used the trails as travel corridors. They used to plant green fields that brought the deer in. They used to have a draw hunt for muzzleloader.
The river drying up for most of the year has not helped either. In has water now but it just showed up about a month ago.
It is really a sad example of our license and tag dollars not being used to better the hunting. Who is getting the funding or is this the same situation at other public hunting areas.
He also indicated they have limited time and funds and do what they can.
I offered to come and cut trails myself but was told due to rules and regulations I could not. So is the NWTF allowed to go onto state land and perform conservation type activities?
