It's good to hear that a small percentage of hunters that break the laws are getting hit. It's not that most of these people are bad people. They are more akin to the person at the checkout stand that cuts in front of you when your not looking. Problem is that those types think that is acceptable. Then it becomes what they do whenever they can do it and get away with it. All the other guys in line just sit and watch. A few make a stink and point out the cheats. Once in a while someone gets mad enough to call the manager and the guy gets sent to the back of the line.  Punch that punishment up a few notches and you get Oregon game violation punishment. Back of the line boys, at least for a few year. 

 I'm out there hunting alone for 6 years now. Some "funny" stuff going on out there for sure. Where I hunt it's not very often. But I hear over near Springtucky all kinds of line cutting goes on. I can definitely say some lands near rural homesteads have seen a huge decline in recent years.