We don't need to ask the state for a lamdowners permit in Ohio. When you drop your deer, you make a tag out of any paper or material you have with you. You date it, time it and sign it, the moment you tag your deer. Than you can begin to field dress and take the deer to the check in station. The general population is really not aware that I am a landowner, unless they know me, or check the county tax records. Of course locally, everyone knows who you are.
Now in Ohio, where you must have 10acres to be able to use your landowner tag and it must be on your ground. How many landowners are there to the sq. mile? 640 acres to the sq. mi. We have 360 acres, and are considered small.
Them 20gr. solids, should drop them in there tracks. I can hear the "whump" now.
