The DCNR currently manages wildlife on 756,000 acres of land on properly designated wildlife management areas. Those areas are designated for wildlife mangement in accordance with the game and fish laws. The commissioner of the DCNR has been given broad authority to manage those areas as he sees fit.
If you want the DCNR to have authority to manage wildlife anywhere else in the state that you want them to, you need to go thru the legislature and get laws passed that authorize the DCNR to do that. Until you do that, don't expect people to honor the rules people like you come up with by manipulating the system to get your way without going thru proper legal procedures.
If the land the state manages by law is not good enough for you, get your own land or lease some land and then make up all the rules up you want to and manage it however you like. Tie little tags on antlers and restrict yourself from hunting to your little heart's desire.
Hunting is a right recognized by our constitution. Our state game and fish laws allow for hunting within reasonable limits set to protect the species... not for wildlife management. If you don't like it, go thru the proper legal procedures to get it changed or get over it. Until then, your petty rules will continue to be violated.
