Post by subzero350 on Feb 14, 2019 16:29:19 GMT -5
The Indiana Hunting Guide states that a continuously burning light that can be seen for at least 500 feet must be carried while pursuing furbearing animals between sunset and sunrise. I have some questions about this rule.
1) Does this continuously burning light need to be seen from all directions (ie: 360 deg) which would basically mean it needs to be mounted atop the hunter's head?
2) If the hunter is occupying an enclosed ground blind, does the light need to placed on top of the exterior of the blind while the hunter is hunting from inside of it?
3) Does the color of the light matter? Can it be red?
1) Does this continuously burning light need to be seen from all directions (ie: 360 deg) which would basically mean it needs to be mounted atop the hunter's head?
2) If the hunter is occupying an enclosed ground blind, does the light need to placed on top of the exterior of the blind while the hunter is hunting from inside of it?
3) Does the color of the light matter? Can it be red?
