Idaho also lost the open fields doctrine recently, I was disappointed. It's pretty easy for a landowner to poach and have an animal in a freezer before a warrant is issued. So what's the solution if not the open fields doctrine, how else do you protect a public resource on private property?
Also 100% of the people that litigate against the open fields doctrine were caught violating game laws. I'm not going to side with a poacher even if their argument might have merit. It's like "yes I was breaking the law but you shouldn't have been able to catch me doing it". What a scumbag perspective.