Congrats and great tip! The buck I arrowed last year stumbled about 100 yards through our woods up the ditch/right of way and collapsed right before he was about to cross the county road into hundreds of acres of corn. It made for an easy drag, er, ride on my handtruck back to the house. I got some funny looks and some thumbs up from passing neighbors and people I didn't know while I was tying him onto the handtruck. I don't think a lot of people realize how many bowhunters there are in the burbs and semi-urban areas like our's with lots of lake cabins and country homes around. Your tip makes a lot of sense in terms of being able to not rock the boat with the extremists and keep your hunting access. I know there are those out there that will say you shouldn't have to cater to them. But why walk into trouble when you can just walk away with your deer?