I'm just curious as to what the context of a wildlife officers job is here in Ohio. I live in Knox County and there are two wildlife areas, Kokosing Reservoir and Knox Lake. The few times I have talked to the wildlife officer that covers the county, Michael Budd, about the concerns I have had over the insane amount of abuse and neglect that happens at Kokosing, he tells me "well I cover the whole county by myself, so it's hard to get around to everything." Okay...well you have two wildlife areas, and Knox Lake is pretty much just fishing for the most part...yet I have NEVER ONCE seen him at Kokosing or noticed any change in trend to the abuse there. What do I have to do to get some attention here? Why isn't he knocking on doors and talking to locals, or holding meetings with these people? I suppose they also react to issues outside of the park also on private land, but their first and foremost attention and concern should be on the actual wildlife areas in my opinion. I have a feeling Mr. Budd probably lives somewhere that is nowhere close to Kokosing, and thus hardly ever goes there...but that is just an assumption. Does anyone know who I should call or email that is above him in order to get some help over here? I'm tired of rolling up on junkies shooting up heroin and coming across literally hundreds of beer cans left by the Amish (obvious by the horse shit left next to them) who seem to use Kokosing as their Rumspringa playground...not to mention at least once or twice a month pulling up to a parking lot to find a whole, unharvested doe lying dead in the parking lots. I'm not going to settle for "well it's Knox county so...blah blah blah." If it actually comes down to some kind of fact that wildlife officers have to spend half their time filling out paperwork, then that is pretty sad. Paperwork is for secretaries, not wildlife officers. Where is the tax on farmers to support DNR in Ohio? They are the ones who destroy the ecosystems for all kinds of species here...so logic would determine that they should pay a tax. I know....asking conservative farmers to pay more taxes is like shooting their kids, in their minds...but come on. I'd go out and try to take photos or videos myself of these people breaking the law, but a lot of these are whacko trash with guns...so that is pretty much out of the question.