Indiana has always been a sleeper state, the guys taking down the most of the P&Ys are the ones who can't see their truck when they take the shot. IDNR released their preliminary report on last year's harvest figures, other than a slight age shift away from buttons there was no substantial difference from previous years. So no, it didn't produce a booner behind every tree, only hunting smarter can do that. The only difference that I've seen personally is that I don't have to leave my backyard to get slicks for the freezer. Restrictions only make it harder to hunt legally, they have no effect on poachers and "good 'ol boys".