I think Norse said it best that those who need to know where area X is, Know where area X is. I would think disclosing it's location
would bring in more onlookers, hunters, and who knows what else! and would therefore increase the possibility of someone other
than the intended target being shot. The Branson family would not want that to happen, and neither would any NAWAC personnel.
Citing rules and regs is fine and find out exactly what they are for the area you will be hunting, but when it comes down to it, the
person with the firearm is ultimately responsible for his or her own actions. Ideally anyone that hunts should know at the very least
the basic operation and capability of their firearm, they should do a visual survey of the AO to see if there is evidence of hikers,
campers, and/or other hunters, and last but not least, make sure to identify your target when you have it in your sights! Common
sense folks! You might be surprised to see just how much trouble you can avoid when you use it!