I completely understand your situation, and I like TWRA and WO, BUT everyone and their momma is calling them this time of year and in their ear trying to get something done. They have alot of procedures not only by State Law but TWRA policy they follow. Now, I'm not fully taking up for them but they have an overwhelming job this time of year. I hope your situation gets better and something gets taken care of. Call the officers supervisor, and explain. If you keep bugging them something will get done, and alot of times thats what it takes is to call every single day. May tick the officer off but it still will get done. Take pictures of the feeder with a date on the pictures. Call local sheriff dept and get a case number along with on call magistrate dates. Talk to the county magistrate with all of owner's information, plus person hunting, then take all evidence and information and present it to the grand jury and try to get an indictment.

You have one man for a whole county of spot lighting,baiting,road hunting, and all the other wonderful things that happen. He is only allowed 40 hrs a week and they have families and lives also. Try to be understanding he may have already checked on it.

I understand you shouldn't have to do that BUT if you want it taken care of and you can't get help Take the matter into your own hands. That is one of the biggest problem with us fair, law abiding hunters we blame the game warden for not doing their job and continously just call on the phone and say hey there tresspassing, or their poaching. Do you know how many of those calls they recieve every year and we don't give them enough evidence to do anything with ? We as citizens have the right to bring any criminal case in front of our county magistrates and grand jury's. If the game warden's ain't goin to help I'm simply trying to give Cecil 30-30 other options.