Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Waterfowl => Topic started by: TRD1911 on December 22, 2016, 07:38:05 PM
-
We picked up a canoe tonight and started brainstorming adventures for the springtime. The question came up, can we hunted from the canoe? I found this on the WDFW website -
Violation-
Hunt wildlife from a vehicle or from a boat propelled by a motor (unless the motor is off and progress due to the motor has stopped).
Is there further clarification that I missed because according to that it seems that you would be in the clear.
-
Yes you can hunt from a canoe. The only restriction is not shooting when the boat is moving from motor power.
-
Will be hard to hold a steady shot rockin around in a boat :chuckle:
-
Been there done that :bdid:
-
I duck hunt from my kayak all the time. Have fun out there!
(http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161223/1efa7abbf5eb4bf5d947e17506f943e7.jpg)
Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk
-
I do it all the time.
-
My hunting partner arrowed a 4x4 bull elk from a moving canoe. A thing of beauty!
-
I've got over 25 yrs hunting waterfowl from a canoe. Have fun and be safe. I use a homemade dbl ended paddle for more speed and control especially in rough conditions.
-
I glass from my boat and pursue, down hill drag :)
-
google up 'canoe stabilizers' I made some for my canoe and could safely stand and shoot from it.