Screwing stuff into trees - Opinions? - Legal?

[exv]

Interested in hearing your opinion on screwing devices into trees specifically on crown land. Examples would be metal screw in steps/bolts/spikes
Or tree stand accessories like bow hangers ect.

I'm particularly interested in 100% confirming if this practice is legal on crown land?. Please provide links to any applicable information if possible, thank you!.

[brian]

I have no idea on the legalities, but you can do everything you mentioned with climbing sticks and friction mounting. Friction works surprisingly well in most of our trees. I use a couple of ropes and a stick to get up into trees. Learn a few knots and carry some extra rope and you are good to go.

[rocksteady]

Go to tge Forest and Range Practices Act.

The only identified offense is "intentionally spiking" trees , as was used years ago in the Slocan Valley. The locals were spiking to prevent harvesting

[exv]

Part 5 - division 2 - for those interested. Thank you and exactly what I was looking for.

- Interesting side note on the Slocan as well.