Well first thank you for all the concern about my post.
Ok, Voodoo Daddy,… Shot one raccoon on Oct. 5th, 2002 and the second on Nov. 12th, 2002 Nov. Now let's see, the last time I READ the regulations the Raccoon Season was Statewide: Sept. 3, 2002 – Mar. 15, 2003. So, unless someone reads the regulations different, I guess the coons were legal.
And CWUgirl,… well, no where in my post did I say, nor imply that I shot a squirrel. I stated “… I have run squirrels away with dumb-dumb blunts in my blow gun…“ Now as far as the “discharging a firearm within city limits” I believe that I didn't say nor imply that I had discharged a firearm within city limits. Since both of the raccoons were harvested with a bow and a bow is not a firearm, I guess that is legal. And since a blowgun is not a firearm, even though I suppose the term “gun” is a part of the overall word, I guess that was legal also. I also, never said nor implied that I had killed squirrels just “run squirrels away”. And that is not illegal.
Not to start anything either, so again I say, Thanks for the concern!
Lastly Driftboater... I would like to say a great big THANK YOU to you! As most people seem to do these days, they assumed my guilt before an understanding of the law or a full and correct reading of my post! So again THANK YOU!
P.S. I also float a driftboat and if you are of legal age and of notion, I have a beer in my cooler for you! Thank
Shoot Straight and Tight Lines!
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