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Can I hunt with a crossbow when I turn 65 in Florida Management areas
I have a old Horton Hunter which is 150 lb. I plan on Black Bear hunting with it within 20 yards. I’m hunting Ontario which has a minimum draw length of 11.9″ . Do you happen to know that number or can you advise what I should be measuring to determine “draw length” on my Horton Hunter?
I think you are basically referring to the power stroke here?
I am considering purchasing a crossbow for recreational/target use (not hunting) here in Oregon. My question: I know that crossbow hunting in Oregon is currently illegal, but what about owning/possessing a crossbow solely for target shooting?
Can u shoot a deer in the backyard, city limits with crossbow, in the appropriate season
Homer La, 71040
Good Afternoon Lady’s & Gent’s
I live in Cockeysville, MD in a row of townhouses. We have a really small backyard and were in townhouses and we just moved in December of 2019. I was living right up the street in the same zip code in the same city and I was able to shoot my Excalibur Bulldog 440 at my parents house but I’m a little scared to use it right now in our house even though it’s right up the street. The difference is that we don’t have a fence before but we don’t have one now. Can someone please help me determine whether it’s legal to shoot it in my backyard for practice? I have a large piece of land that’s considered common ground.
Can a felon own a crossbow
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Can I carry a 22 pistol during open crossbow season?