Tennessee changes its definition of a muzzleloader
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Johnny Tremain
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Muzzle loaders that load from the breech.
Is this like Cali renaming bees fish?
Is this like Cali renaming bees fish?
Agree wholeheartedly, being from PA I love the late season where ONLY flintlock rifles are legal. Nothing like ghosting thru the woods as Giant snowflakes drift down from heaven!!!
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Its clearly a mess Ive never seen a' Tradition's 'any thing And rather despize non traditional guns but we have No regulations other than no 22 or low power or smooth bores for deer They Arnt thinking of humanitarian reasons just they don't trust people with guns that can kill the protected Native Pidgeon's. The Department of Conservation drop thousands of tons of 1080 poison annually to kill Deer & other deemed invasive introduced pests( so much for humanitarian policy ) .Never heard of Wheel or matchlocks being debarred . I've use these sorts over the years being soley into black powder. That the US debar them seems ridiculous, though I doubt many are so used and could hardly be an issue while nitro MLs are excepted .So long as the muzzle loader is a fair representation of an original rifle or gun I can see no sensible objection . But anything modern ought not to be allowed in what is supposed to be a' 'primitive ' season .No burocrat with no proper understanding of the subject should ever be allowed to dream up legislation 'Of course money allways talks but the issue could hardly be clearer .
My further two pennorth .
Rudyard
My further two pennorth .
Rudyard
We've seen Missouri's primitive weapons deer season morph from archery/single-shot muzzle loaders not smaller than .40 which hit in part of the rut into a mess. Now after Christmas, spears up to and including AR pistols are legal. What once celebrated and encouraged historic sportsmanship is now "just another deer season".
So, if you don't want to see your state end up like us, speak up to the rule-makers before it's too late. Sportsman's organizations have clout, but unless you make an effort to get involved, rules made seldom go back to what they were. Good luck!!
So, if you don't want to see your state end up like us, speak up to the rule-makers before it's too late. Sportsman's organizations have clout, but unless you make an effort to get involved, rules made seldom go back to what they were. Good luck!!
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None of that stuff on that website matters in the least because we all know that none of our governing bodies or officials would even dare to dream of being swayed by a lobbyist with a briefcase full of money...lmao
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I Agree entirely. NO season cheaters at all . traditional or none. That spells it out .
Down here there are NO seasons at all deer are classed as pests I've not heard of any one one hunting with any inline. NO reason . I use MLs all sorts original or my' got up' ones no zip gun thinking . Only hunting rifle since 1968 did I use a BL except one hunt with a WR Improuved Martini In Number two musket chambering hunted more with snap matchlocks .Snap hances, & 'English lock' variants did have walk with an old double 20 bore percussion shotgun yesterday just near the Village no obliging bunny s
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I live in PA also and couldn't agree more. I wish the new-fangled rifles would be allowed only in regular rifle season.
Michigan settled this debate easily. You can now use any center fire legal weapon you so choose. During our muzzleloader season. So much for traditional b.p. guns.
Ricky Bobby
32 Cal
Amen!
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