Is the game warden going to test samples of the dirt everywhere it is torn up? Seems like as long as you don't have a heaping pile above the dirt, you ought to be OK.
Lets say you are hunting on club property and someone else has poured minerals out, and they have dissolved in the dirt, and you are hunting there without knowing it. Not exactly like hunting over a visible corn pile, is it? Is the game warden going to ticket you for hunting over improper dirt? Dissolved, invisible minerals?
Seems like there are some more serious crimes going on out there than hunting over improper dirt. I've read plenty of stories about cops saying they won't even come to the scene of a property crime if the perpetrator is already gone, but we have plenty of cops generating revenue with radar and now apparently writing citations for improper dirt.