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WMA - What caliber?
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<blockquote data-quote="scn" data-source="post: 2943964" data-attributes="member: 1859"><p>Here is an exception: (8)During an archery only or muzzleloader/archery only deer, bear or elk season, furbearers may not be taken with rifles and handguns using centerfire ammunition. During the gun/muzzleloader/archery seasons, furbearers may be taken by legal big game hunters licensed for the weapon they are using. </p><p></p><p>It is found on page 15 of the Hunting Guide under Miscellaneous.</p><p></p><p>This regulation from the Manner and Means Proclamation 12-05 applies to both private and WMA lands. The bottom line is that from Sept. 22-Nov. 16 it is illegal to use centerfire weapons to take any furbearer. Starting on Nov. 17-Jan. 6, and then on Jan. 12-13, centerfire weapons may be used by legal big game hunters. Legal big game hunters require meeting the applicable license and blaze orange requirements. The only legal big game hunters on the Jan. 12-13 dates are juveniles.</p><p></p><p>On Jan. 14 it will open back up to the use of centerfire weapons unless on a WMA or Refuge with restrictions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="scn, post: 2943964, member: 1859"] Here is an exception: (8)During an archery only or muzzleloader/archery only deer, bear or elk season, furbearers may not be taken with rifles and handguns using centerfire ammunition. During the gun/muzzleloader/archery seasons, furbearers may be taken by legal big game hunters licensed for the weapon they are using. It is found on page 15 of the Hunting Guide under Miscellaneous. This regulation from the Manner and Means Proclamation 12-05 applies to both private and WMA lands. The bottom line is that from Sept. 22-Nov. 16 it is illegal to use centerfire weapons to take any furbearer. Starting on Nov. 17-Jan. 6, and then on Jan. 12-13, centerfire weapons may be used by legal big game hunters. Legal big game hunters require meeting the applicable license and blaze orange requirements. The only legal big game hunters on the Jan. 12-13 dates are juveniles. On Jan. 14 it will open back up to the use of centerfire weapons unless on a WMA or Refuge with restrictions. [/QUOTE]
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