Feb
08
florida-sportsman-magazine
- Q&A: PLEASE HELP! My fish is dying!!!?
- P1010017
- Q&A: Crayfish Questions and fish living with it?
- Should new BF pay for half the trip?
- The Bass didn’t make it.?
- Can 12 “Black Convict Fish” survive in cold water for a few days?
- What is the title of this song with the following prase, “there’s a plenty a hooks an poles an’ line”
- lure
- “Off the Hook in Love”is this poem off the hook or what?
- Q&A: Why is it most of black Africa advanced to the “Stone Age”?
Florida-Sportsman-Scuba
- What SCUBA diving courses can you get a junior certification in?
- Experience the Sea World through a deeper douse
- Scuba Diving for Beginners : How to Clear Diving Mask
- How much does it cost to buy basic Scuba Diving Equipment?
- Complete Wreck Diving: A Guide to Diving Wrecks
- I live in New York City. Where is the best place to take scuba diving lessons?
- Aeris XR-1 Nx Computer Console with Compass- Air/Nitrox Dive Computer – Scuba Diving Computer
- Latest Learn To Scuba Dive Auctions
- Latest Scuba Diving Gear Auctions
- Latest Scuba Diving Courses Auctions
New York Sportsman Magazine
- What are the laws on Archery in New York?
- 2009 Season Finale – BLOOPERS and BEST OF
- what are some fun things to do in new york city?
- NORTHSTAR 2 CITY ISLAND
- Q&A: anyone know a reliable deer hunting guide and lodge in New York?
- Q&A: new york state taxes??
- Q&A: Would something like this be legal in New York?
- Hunting in for the first time?
- Steelhead Fishing in Steelhead Alley NY PA OH
- Q&A: What’s a good salmon recipe for someone who doesn’t like fish?
3 Comments
February 8th, 2010 at 11:05 pm
As long as your not on probation or parole bows are not considered firearms. The black powder I would check with your local Office as DAs have different opinions on the matter if your county leans towards hunting then you will be ok it all depends on the political correctness in your district, not stated in Governmental law.
February 8th, 2010 at 11:34 pm
as long as you don’t have anything restricting you one bow here in tennessee you can hunt with black powder not sure bout missouri call sheriffs dept
February 8th, 2010 at 11:38 pm
The above link will take you to a summary of Missouri gun law. It would appear that you can hunt with a bow. In reading the law I saw that Missouri will allow a felon to possess a gun after five years from the date of the conviction. HOWEVER, federal does not allow you to own or possess a gun if you are a felon. Federal law trumps state law. Contact the State Attorney’s office for their advice. Sometimes local law enforcement is not up to speed on these kinds of law. Don’t risk jail because of bad advice. Go to the top dog.