Realtree Outdoors in WA

[blindluck]

One time briefly you could see the broadhead as he was walking to his buck and yes he was hunting in the colville area. The taxidermist lives up hwy. 20

[Hunter Dug]

NOw heres a good question.........if during modern rifle season, you can use an inline scoped muzzleloader, why wouldnt you be able to use sight lights and lighted nocks for archery during modern firearm seasson  ?

I know lighted nocks are now legal, Im talkin past tense.

Because they are battery operated.

[WAcoueshunter]

I just watched the show, It never even showed his broadheads did it? Or was it a different episode?

I just caught the tail end of the episode when he went back to look for his buck.  He had an arrow nocked with a mechanical broadhead.  Who knows, maybe that part was staged after they had already recovered the buck, and he just threw in the mechanical for his sponsors?

[blindluck]

If you looked close, maybe the bigger the TV the better when he came to full draw you can see the broadhead but a little tough, It did look like a mechanical.

[buckfvr]

NOw heres a good question.........if during modern rifle season, you can use an inline scoped muzzleloader, why wouldnt you be able to use sight lights and lighted nocks for archery during modern firearm seasson  ?

I know lighted nocks are now legal, Im talkin past tense.

Lighted reticles are legal for modern weapons and they use bats.....so why wouldnt bats be legal on bow during modern......

I knew/know the archery equip rules, but am aluding to archery during modern....as with muzzle loaders during modern being able to use accessories that are otherwise illegal during muzzy season.

Because they are battery operated.   Hunter Dug quote

[buckfvr]

Are you sure it was in NE Washington or was it maybe a different state with a outfitter from NE Washington?

Just saw this on the outdoor channel tonight.  It was just outside of Colville somewhere on private land

True for a fact. 

[YoterHunter]

If hunting in Washington. He shouldn't  even have them in in his bow. If it was one of us we would have a lot of explaining to do

[YoterHunter]

Does Big tex know any thing about this.

[rosscrazyelk]

I believe the outfitter should have some blame on this for not explaining washington state rules.

[vandeman17]

I believe the outfitter should have some blame on this for not explaining washington state rules.

I watched the episode an he was actually up to do a speaking engagement for a church and it was the local pastor that set him up with some land to hunt on. I did notice what looked to be a mechanical broadhead but didn't even think about it considering that is pretty much what I see on all hunts.... 

[pianoman9701]

I tried to find a contact email for him or a facebook page and I couldn't.

[The scout]

the episode is pretty old he's probably forgotten about it. can you use a expandable during a rifle season?

[Roperfive88]

Scopes are in the book as lawful during modern. Under Archery there is no where that I saw that there were any special rules for archery during modern. So that makes me thing mechanical broad heads would still be unlawful to hunt with during modern.

[JLS]

Scopes are in the book as lawful during modern. Under Archery there is no where that I saw that there were any special rules for archery during modern. So that makes me thing mechanical broad heads would still be unlawful to hunt with during modern.

They are not legal for big game period, doesn't matter what season you are hunting in.  You can use them for anything else.

[BOWHUNTER45]

I remember that episode ...It could have been during rifle season