Banning driving on state land isn't the answer in my opinion, it's a perfectly legal and ethical method of hunting and we shouldn't be restricting hunting methods unless they are proven to be destructive to the resource.
Why not reign in the length of the bow season. Everyone believes that there's too much pressure on the deer now, how does allowing hunters in the woods everyday from the middle of September through the first week of January help that? My thoughts are that if it truly is "for the challenge" as most bow hunters claim, then why do you need so many days? If the challenge of using inferior, compared to the modern rifle, weapons is what really is driving it, then the number of days available to hunt shouldn't matter, right? It's the process, not the outcome that is important, right?
If that's not the case, then why is it okay to limit the number of days available to black powder hunt? It was a primitive weapon, that's another argument too (I would make the muzzle loader season traditional only, no break open or inline actions and/or 209 primer ignition. Break open, inline actions and 209 primers can be used in the regular gun season only), up until 20 years ago there was quite a challenge involved, but the amount of time allotted to black powder hunters is limited because it's a gun and too easy to use?
Making private/public specific tags is a better idea for limiting over pressure on public lands. Each person has to choose whether they will buy a public land or private land tag and that's where they are allowed to hunt or you allow people to buy multiple tags, but the price of the 2nd tag with a different designation than the first costs 1.5x more. The additional tag fee being set aside for deer research in the future.
I also think they should raise the cost of state park stickers by $5 each and set that amount aside to pay for wolf depredation and crop damage. They all want to keep the animals safe so they can watch and feed them, they should have to help pay for the destruction that they produce too, not just hunters through their tag fees.