Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Archery Gear => Topic started by: rebal69972 on January 31, 2011, 09:23:33 PM
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does anyone know if the new lumanocks a legal to use here in WA? i know that they are illegal in other states but i cant find it in the book and wdfg couldn't tell me
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not legal........
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thank you. guess i will save the 50 bucks and put it to another new toy
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No electronics/battery powered items, on your bow or arrows in this state.
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Go to the regs. Do not trust what anyone says on this site. They have no authority. If your not sure call the Fish and Game folks.
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Go to the regs. Do not trust what anyone says on this site. They have no authority. If your not sure call the Fish and Game folks.
Its not a matter of authority, :bash: Its a matter of helping out another hunter. :bash: A guy asks for help, gets a honest true answer, and that's what you have to say. I guess you are calling everyone on the site a liar. And if you read the post, fish and game would not tell him, and he could not find it in the regs.
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Go to the regs. Do not trust what anyone says on this site. They have no authority. If your not sure call the Fish and Game folks.
Seriously? Take a lesson from Carp.
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Go to the regs. Do not trust what anyone says on this site. They have no authority. If your not sure call the Fish and Game folks.
???
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Go to the regs. Do not trust what anyone says on this site. They have no authority. If your not sure call the Fish and Game folks.
Go to the corner for 20 minutes.
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They are NOT.. but SHOULD BE!
... But that is a whole other thread.
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and lets not go there for another year or two. By then it will be legal and we can quit talking about them.
I think the last recommendation was to legalize them in 2012. Wait for it. I would suggest spending your 50 bucks on a nice target to shoot at.
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:yeah:
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Well, all I can do is wait. So I will. And dont worry, I practice all the time, using a luminknock is an "after the fact" thing anyway and only helps in arrow recovery and knowing where your shot hit.
But I will say:
... the day we get rid of some of these old school primitive hunting laws where logic dictates we should, will be a great day. :twocents: :)
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Couldn't resist could ya. :chuckle: Nice restraint.
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Your right.. the restraint was just not there. You traditionalists make me want to hurt somebody ;)
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:chuckle:
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I'm glad I am categorized as a traditionalist. I'll remember that the next time I kill something with my compound or my 30-06....unless you mean I am traditional because I like to hunt and hunting is a tradition in my family. Maybe thats what you mean. :)
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Better watch out Bone...he's on the "Rivers West Pro Team"... :dunno: Whatever the F that is...
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Apparantly the pros need lights to find their arrows. If they hit where they were aiming they might not have that problem. :chuckle: Then again traditionally thats what archers try to do. Or is that archers traditionally try to do that or maybe its traditional archers try to do that. So many labels.
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Spoken from a true traditional bow hunter!! :chuckle:
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Better watch out Bone...he's on the "Rivers West Pro Team"... :dunno: Whatever the F that is...
It means I am sponsered. Check out the RW site if you want verification. Many people on this board and in the industry are sponsered. Do you know what the F this is now? :)
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I'm glad I am categorized as a traditionalist. I'll remember that the next time I kill something with my compound or my 30-06....unless you mean I am traditional because I like to hunt and hunting is a tradition in my family. Maybe thats what you mean. :)
Not trying to stir up a hornets nest here, Already did that once before... some hate any technology added to hunting, some dont mind it and think they should be able to use it. Its a Ford Chevy convo a republican Dem convo.. nothing more.
All I can say, is I wish I could use illuminknocks.. they are pretty cool and do help in arrow retrevial, tracking, etc and anything that helps me get a quicker cleaner more effective kill on an animal on top of the practice I already do in basic shooting I am for.
:twocents:
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Not trying to stir up a hornets nest here
Then you should show restraint. Its easy to say I like them, wish they could have them. To demonstrate your williness to tell us why automatically makes your statement arguemenative, and then we have another 12 page thread of the same thing. Immediately lumping me into a category becasue I have a different view than you is insulting to a point. It further divides us as a user group. Its perfectly fine to have an opposing view. My point was, he got his question answered and now we don't need to relive the past, especially since it has been hashed many times, with nothing but bitterness to show for it. Its silly.
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Go to the regs. Do not trust what anyone says on this site. They have no authority. If your not sure call the Fish and Game folks.
Its not a matter of authority, :bash: Its a matter of helping out another hunter. :bash: A guy asks for help, gets a honest true answer, and that's what you have to say. I guess you are calling everyone on the site a liar. And if you read the post, fish and game would not tell him, and he could not find it in the regs.
Na this happens all the time here... If you know the answer give the answer and back it up with a quote from the regs. Most fishermen are liars... :chuckle:
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One to think about...
If you allow lumaknocks, would the next step be tracers for bullets so you can see the trail of your bullet as it hits the animal?
I know it sounds stupid (starting fires, etc) but that would provide a hand hold to arguments for lawyers to legalize these the "Next Step".
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Here is some reading for those who want to discuss this subject...18 pages of it.
http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,64837.0.html (http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,64837.0.html)
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Go to the regs. Do not trust what anyone says on this site. They have no authority. If your not sure call the Fish and Game folks.
Its not a matter of authority, :bash: Its a matter of helping out another hunter. :bash: A guy asks for help, gets a honest true answer, and that's what you have to say. I guess you are calling everyone on the site a liar. And if you read the post, fish and game would not tell him, and he could not find it in the regs.
Na this happens all the time here... If you know the answer give the answer and back it up with a quote from the regs. Most fishermen are liars... :chuckle:
We are not talking fishing here. No quotes needed, when you know your facts. If you can't take another members word, then thats you deal. There is plenty of guys, I trust on here and would take there word. I don't need qutoes to back up what I say. ;) I also know what side of the mountain I am on as well. ;)