I just read an article about Indiana having the smallest amount of public hunting land in the states. <br /><br />I travel quite a bit in Northern IN (Wakarusa) in the fall and was planning on bringing my bow on a couple trips. Is it legal there to hunt on private land if it is not posted? I saw a couple bruisers in some cornfields up there and was wondering if I could just park and walk in and set up in a woodrow. Not a lot of houses around so I don't know about asking permission.<br /><br />You can hunt private land here as long as it is not posted. I have hunted the same pieces for years and know the landowners well. Is it the same there?
<br /><br />The big problem in Indiana now is that the really prime private land is tied up in hunt leases. There are many places that I used to hunt, that I can't step foot on now.<br /><br />Many of these idiots that lease this land are rich idiots that don't know the first thing about hunting. <br /><br />Hunting in Indiana is slowly becoming a rich mans sport, which is really sad.