hunting alone

Jason a, You are right and wrong at the same time. Some public "federal owned" lands allow it, while nearly all "state owned" public land does not allow it.

Thats where the www comes in handy, and paper back pamplet/books published by the state and federal land owners will keep the "i thought it was legal" to a minimum. The public land i hunted was corp land and in the area i hunted, it is legal, but the west side of the dam, it isnt legal. Thats where reading the rules and law comes into play, and if still unsure, pick up the tele and call the possum sheriff or ranger and ask them for the rules and if different than what you read, their interiptation of the 2, bc they r the 1s thats gonna be writting the ticket. Not ole joe snuffy from the corner bar or ole so n so from any hunting forum. If unsure, cant find, to lazy to look it up urself or in dout, always call the governing agency. That 2min phone call is cheaper than the "i didnt know the law" ticket

Jason, the mid paragraph was NOT directed at you, just a general statement for EVERYONE. There have been those who will ask what the law reads instead of using the internet to look the law up on their own. Its just being pure lazy when folks want someone else to do the research. The exacue of i couldnt find it is 99.99% removed nowadays with the invention of the internet and search engines such as google bing and the other 1s.