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NevadaBlue
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This looks very interesting. I have a couple of questions...
Are you planning on using this as a blind to shoot from? If so, is that legal where you are?
Also, consider the sound... I once (ONLY once) shot a rifle out the back of a van. We had parked, set up targets and the weather was bad. OMG, nearly lost all hearing... It won’t be so bad if the muzzle is outside the rig of course.
Are you planning on using this as a blind to shoot from? If so, is that legal where you are?
Also, consider the sound... I once (ONLY once) shot a rifle out the back of a van. We had parked, set up targets and the weather was bad. OMG, nearly lost all hearing... It won’t be so bad if the muzzle is outside the rig of course.
Titanpat57
Expedition Leader
Perhaps drill through the frame and come up through the bottom...be sure to provide rubber grommets to prevent "rub through" on the pipe.
Joe917
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FYI:Oklahoma,
Hunting From Motor Vehicles
No person may harass, attempt to capture, capture, attempt to take, take, kill or attempt to kill any wildlife with the aid of any motor-driven land, air or water conveyance, except a non-ambulatory person may hunt from said conveyances with a non-ambulatory or motor vehicle permit.
Hunting From Motor Vehicles
No person may harass, attempt to capture, capture, attempt to take, take, kill or attempt to kill any wildlife with the aid of any motor-driven land, air or water conveyance, except a non-ambulatory person may hunt from said conveyances with a non-ambulatory or motor vehicle permit.
Herbie
Rendezvous Conspirator
Lighten up, Francis. Folks trying to help you from making an expensive mistake. In many places, discharging a weapon from a trailer with the intent of taking game is illegal, unless certain criteria are met.
In New York state, for example, such trailers must be disconnected from the tow vehicle. In NY and California (and possibly other places), you can't have any lighting active while a bow is strung or any longarm is in any state other than unloaded and safely stored. (To prevent "jacklighting".)
In New York state, for example, such trailers must be disconnected from the tow vehicle. In NY and California (and possibly other places), you can't have any lighting active while a bow is strung or any longarm is in any state other than unloaded and safely stored. (To prevent "jacklighting".)
Red Dog Leader
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All finished for now. Set up ready to harvest some meat for the table. Will sit warmly and plan the next steps.
Peace!
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