Bamboo Blind on Public Lake

Legal or no? I ran across one this week on a public lake. Doesn't bamboo propagate from cuttings? I can't imagine bringing cut bamboo and sticking it in the mud is a good idea.

But I'm most interested in whether I could hunt this, or if a warden would deem it some kind of illegal blind material, even if I didn't bring it.

I have bamboo i in my back yard and you are correct, it does propagate from cuttings. About the only way to get rid k of it is to cut it down and cover it with black plastic for a very long time. Mine grew under my Panel fence from the neighbors. The stuff will take over.

I see bamboo blinds on public lakes all the time and I have never seen bamboo growing on public lakes. I suspect it does not take root in winter, and probably does not grow where it floods. If it did grow on public it would probably never survive the duck hunters cutting it all the time, lol.

Some Fed land properties have restrictions on cane.

Stay out me fookin blind

You better beat me to it.

I never leave a blind up where I shoot ducks. Might be a reason no one has taken it down or burned it

Same! No way I'm leaving a big blind up if I'm having success.

Heard that. No reason to advertise the X.

You two get a a room.

We are meeting at the cane blind tomorrow if you wanna join/watch.

Get kwood to video it and don't show it to me

Y’all gonna sword fight with your little cane rods?

Don't act like you aren't interested. SucknAss is your thing ain't it?

If all goes right with a couple spoons and maybe a ringer.

I got a tripod