ohio hunting regulations
Is it legal to hunt deer with a rifle muzzle loading not in Ohio?
I've always been a bow hunter, but I just moved to Ohio and decided to start a hunting rifle. But he looked over the regulation of hunting and says you can or can not hunt with a muzzle loading rifle not. I have a 30/06 rifle. Does anyone know if it is legal?
A Deer Hunter can not hunt with any weapon other than a .38 caliber rifle Muzzleloading or higher, which means that the rifles rimfire or centerfire are not allowed for deer in Ohio. Shotgun – 10 gauge or smaller using a ball or bullet looted per barrel (rifled shotgun barrels are permitted when used Slug gun ammunition) – The shotgun may not be able to contain more than 3 shells, unless it is plugged with a single piece of filler, which limits the ability of the gun to 3 shells. The stuffing should be such that it can not be removed without disassembling the gun. Muzzleloading rifle – .38 caliber or greater Handgun – 5-in. min. Barrel length, straight-walled cartridges .357 or better season for crossbows are legal for any bow hunter not only hunters with disabilities as it is in some states. Longbow – min. establish the weight of 40 lbs., Including recurve and compound. The arrowhead will have a minimum of two edges that may be exposed and unexposed least 3 / 4 inches wide. Scalable and Mechanical broadheads are legal. Poisoned or explosive arrows are illegal. Crossbow – Develop weight not less than 75 pounds. The arrowhead will last at least two edges that can be exposed and unexposed minimum 3 / 4 inches wide. Expandable and mechanical Broadheads are legal. Poisoned or explosive arrows are illegal.
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