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Ok obviuosly to use a hand held light away from the road to hunt yotes. Can't use your vehicle to hunt. Apparently a lot of people do not know this
Go hunt!It is oh so apparent that those staffing the email service at wildlife are a bunch of morons.
Quote from: ribka on February 09, 2011, 07:21:41 PMOk obviuosly to use a hand held light away from the road to hunt yotes. Can't use your vehicle to hunt. Apparently a lot of people do not know this Probably because F&W have told peole that they can. One of my hunting partners was told by F&W that he could shoot from the top of his vehicle as long as he was pulled off to the side of the road. He had built a little stool on the rack and wanted to shine from up there.
I do have a question... Can you spot from the vehicle ONLY (not shoot) with a red light taht is not attached to the truck?Thank you in advance,Jeff
Quote from: billythekidrock on February 09, 2011, 07:28:11 PMQuote from: ribka on February 09, 2011, 07:21:41 PMOk obviuosly to use a hand held light away from the road to hunt yotes. Can't use your vehicle to hunt. Apparently a lot of people do not know this Probably because F&W have told peole that they can. One of my hunting partners was told by F&W that he could shoot from the top of his vehicle as long as he was pulled off to the side of the road. He had built a little stool on the rack and wanted to shine from up there.I would advise against shooting from any portion of a vehicle, stopped or not. Most enforcement officers I've known would cite the shooter. I know of more than one hunter who was cited for simply leaning a loaded gun against a vehicle. Maybe it's different at night, but the regulations are pretty clear about not doing it.