Hard "no" on anything being left on public, for starters. Even if it's a semi-legal (here) strap-on stand or climber.
Most of the properties I hunt are state-managed WMAs on COE land. To my knowledge, there is no incentive or precedent for commercial logging. So no worries about financial loss or logger injury from bolts.
Most of the properties also are subject to hurricanes and saltwater intrusion and flooding. We lose a lot of trees, so not super-concerned about tree loss. I did this year finally see one tree dead that I had drilled in the past. So 1 out of literal hundreds doesn't concern me. It was a willow oak in a grove of willow oaks, so not a huge loss.
I think currently we have an ok system in place. There are a few properties I've hunted that are logged where I've been told no making holes. There are some where the biologist has implied that he didn't care what went on as long as stuff wasn't left in the woods.