Almost unlimited public hunting land where I live. I may see 50% of the trucks compared to 10 years ago, then it gets really sparse. Camps are empty for the most part, very shocking. The majority of hunters are older and stay near a road, and given their age, that is reasonable. Lucky I still have a bit of youth in my bones, and hunt with other guys that can help drag. Licenses are down probably 20% from 10/15 years ago, but man-hours in the woods is probably 30%. I guess it is good for me personally, but it is a bit depressing to see participation die. I think my state has 800,000-900,000 licensed hunters.
