Can’t use it on public…

[Apostolic Outdoors]

…but it sure comes in handy on private!!

 

[ImThere]

Sure you can, it'll still cut there. Just don't get caught!

 

[Omega]

Wait, you can't clear firing lanes on public?

 

[Apostolic Outdoors]

Wait, you can't clear firing lanes on public?

 

[XCR-2]

Y'all read to much fine print and it limits you to how you hunt.

 

[Tenntrapper]

Y'all read to much fine print and it limits you to how you hunt.

That's for WMAs. I've taken a chainsaw on tva and used it. Of course, it was in our family cemetery that's located there. But no one even questioned what I was doing.

 

[knightrider]

Y'all read to much fine print and it limits you to how you hunt.

You mean following the rules?

 

[bowtechgump]

I don't see how simple well placed pruning, from a devoted active arborist and tree lover such as myself would be considered as "damaging."

 

[knightrider]

Is it really that hard to follow the rules! Illegal is illegal no matter how you see it! Just like big sin and little sin , its all sin

 

[MidTennFisher]

Every single person in America has cut a branch a time or two on public land. Except me, of course. I totally don't have a small folding saw in my vest that I'd use to cut branches off a tree I want to go up with my climber. Never.

Plus that says you can't damage trees. I would argue that trimming a few branches is quite a far cry from "damaging" a tree.

 

[bowtechgump]

I mean let's be honest......if cutting a small limb off of a tree is damaging to it.....you walking through the woods is killing the complete infrastructure of the world. The grass, trees, animals and insects are destined for annihilation. As for sin, yes, all sins are equal. But all laws written by man are not equal.....otherwise you speeding to the office this morning would have you serving life.