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.