How do you people duck and goose hunt if you can't use a boat and have a firearm in it?
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If a boat is camaflauged (Spelling?) and anchored, or otherwise secured, it becomes a blind. Until then all
firearms must be kept cased and unloaded. Not a duck
hunter so don't worry about that one. Just know they
got real unhappy with my floating squirrel hunt. Glad
the osifer was in a good mood.
firearms must be kept cased and unloaded. Not a duck
hunter so don't worry about that one. Just know they
got real unhappy with my floating squirrel hunt. Glad
the osifer was in a good mood.
JohnTheGreek
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Yup,
One could make the argument that a proper boat is considered a "temporary domocile". Just like is it illegal to carry a loaded firearm in a vehicle without a concealed weapon permit in most states, the reg becomes more than a bit fuzzy when the vehicle is a motorhome. Like most here I suspect, I would risk it under some circumstances.
JMHO,
John
One could make the argument that a proper boat is considered a "temporary domocile". Just like is it illegal to carry a loaded firearm in a vehicle without a concealed weapon permit in most states, the reg becomes more than a bit fuzzy when the vehicle is a motorhome. Like most here I suspect, I would risk it under some circumstances.
JMHO,
John
