I guess it depends on where you are hunting and where you are parked. When do you have to use a railroad to get back to your truck?

But, according to you, a constitutional right is a constitutional right. Shouldn't matter if you are trespassing (for which Bucky was not charged and is not the subject of 9-11-257) disguised as a deer hunter during a scheduled WMA hunt or if a person is in a court house, school, or airport. The point that you obviously did not get is that your constitutional rights can have their scope limited depending on where you are and what you are doing. To you, Bucky, and 49er, Bucky was just exercising his constitutional right to "bear arms in defense of himself and the state" while to the GW it was PRIMA-FACIE EVIDENCE of hunting from a RR.