See thread in the Crossbow forum. Seems to be some confusion about whether or not a WCO can escort you onto private property, after you've already been told "no" by the landowner, to find a deer you've hit/are tracking.
IMO, I believe that if a landowner says "no", then it is no. Calling the PGC and asking them to come out and talk with the landowner or go with you on the property to search for the deer, again, after already being told "no", isn't going to help. The PGC does not have the right to make that landowner allow you to look for your deer.
What is the official stance on this?
Thanks.
IMO, I believe that if a landowner says "no", then it is no. Calling the PGC and asking them to come out and talk with the landowner or go with you on the property to search for the deer, again, after already being told "no", isn't going to help. The PGC does not have the right to make that landowner allow you to look for your deer.
What is the official stance on this?
Thanks.