If one is asking if deer decoys are legal to target shoot on then, yes, they are legal to target shoot on and are used for practice with crossbows and compound bows. If you are asking if they are legal to lure deer one should assume so because in the 2007-2008 season the PA laws have been adapted to let one bait deer using such tactics as salt licks and mineral licks. Seeing as a decoy deer it should be legal because it would be a much more tamed down version of luring deer.
yes very much so have been fined myself for this offence
Depends on which state game laws you are under. It varies state to state- not legal in some.
It is legal for a deer to be chased by a dog out of season. However, for a person to expressly go out and let his dog run deer down is not legal.
you can hunt with a 410 in any state
As of recent estimates, the white-tailed deer population in New York State is approximately 1 million. This population fluctuates due to factors such as hunting regulations, environmental conditions, and habitat availability. The state manages deer populations through hunting seasons and management programs to maintain ecological balance and reduce human-deer conflicts. For the most current figures, it's advisable to consult the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
Depends on the game laws in your state. Each state has their own laws. Legal in one state is illegal in another.
The kind of deer in New York are limited. Whitetail deer live in New York. Whitetail deer are very common in the eastern U.S.A.
Yes. See all the deer hunters this time of year?
The best use for "cow decoys" is purely ornamental, or as target practice without having to use an actual animal. Usually though, if you were to use a decoy to practice your shooting skills prior to going hunting, you would use a deer decoy instead.
Yes, subject to legal restrictions which vary from state and even within some states. The 30-30 is considered the classic deer rifle.
No of course not. What else would u shoot deer with using a gun?
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