Post by cleetus on Sept 24, 2008 7:57:31 GMT -5
I have a question for you sir. The following quote is taken right out of the Indiana Hunting Guide.
Does this mean you can not be in your stand more than 1/2 hour before sunrise or you just can't shoot? I like to get in my stand about 1/2 hour before first light, but I would never shoot anything until I can see 100%. So if the sunrise that day is 7:30 can I be in my stand at 6:30?
Legal Hunting Hours
Legal hunting hours for all deer seasons are
from one-half hour before sunrise to one-half
hour after sunset. A muzzleloading firearm may
be possessed in the field before and after legal
hunting hours as long as the percussion cap
has been removed from the nipple, in the case
of percussion arms, or the pan is not primed, in
the case of flintlock arms. A long bow, crossbow
or compound bow may be possessed in the field
before and after legal hunting hours only if
the nock of the arrow is not placed on the bow
string.
Legal hunting hours for all deer seasons are
from one-half hour before sunrise to one-half
hour after sunset. A muzzleloading firearm may
be possessed in the field before and after legal
hunting hours as long as the percussion cap
has been removed from the nipple, in the case
of percussion arms, or the pan is not primed, in
the case of flintlock arms. A long bow, crossbow
or compound bow may be possessed in the field
before and after legal hunting hours only if
the nock of the arrow is not placed on the bow
string.
Does this mean you can not be in your stand more than 1/2 hour before sunrise or you just can't shoot? I like to get in my stand about 1/2 hour before first light, but I would never shoot anything until I can see 100%. So if the sunrise that day is 7:30 can I be in my stand at 6:30?
