Can you bow hunt in Wyoming if you have a felony?
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You should check with their game and fish department
183003
I am so so sorry for you loss.\nSeriously, there is nothing you can do legally.  Why the hell are they letting that baby killer out of jail?\nDoes he hunt?  Maybe you could take up hunting too and he could have an unfortunate accident.
428578
Depends on the situation. I do have a carry permit. I have carried in the past. I also actively hunt. For "everyday" no, I see no reason to at all.
861495
It depends.  Controled substances like hydocodone is not a felony unless you have a HUGE qty.  However, even a trace of cocaine, meth, crack, ice, etc...is a felony.  After one gram, it becomes a 3rd felony....and it really starts snowballing fast after.\nBest advise?  Run like hell away from that stuff.  It will only hurt you and your loved ones.
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I assume your question is ...\n\nYou were wrongly accused, found guilty, and served your full sentence for killing someone.\n\nUpon your release, you saw this person, then killed him. Could you be charged again?\n\nAnswer.  No. You already served time for that offense. However, the law can play tricks on you, and they would most likely charge you for a different crime, such as crossing county lines to commit a felony.  \n\nThey will find something, and your sentence will probably be longer or worse because you're already a convicted felon.\n\nWhether I'm right or wrong ... I love your question! Best I've seen here so far!  Keep it up!
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Most likely, it is probably too late.\n\nThe laws depend on the state.  When I began hunting in Wisconsin about 17 years ago, I believe you could carry a gun when you were 12 or 13, only if you were with an adult AND you took a hunters safety class.  If you took hunter’s safety, you could hunt on your own after age 14+ (as opposed to 16 without the class).  Besides that, most states I have ever purchased a license in require a Hunter’s Safety certificate if you were born after a certain year.  The year varies, but it is usually between 1970 and 1980.\n\nSo if I had to take a guess about you sitting with your son and your son having a weapon, it is probably illegal.  I would recommend giving your states Department of Natural Resources (or Fish & Game, whatever it is called in your state) and find out if there are any Hunters education classes left and to ask your original question about sitting with your son while he is hunting.\n\nNot that I advocate breaking the law, but…\n\nThere is no law in any state that I am aware of that makes it illegal for your son to be with you while you are hunting, provided both people abide by clothing and other requirements.  If you happen to hand the rifle to your son when a deer walks by and your son shoots it…chances are no one will know the difference.  Even if you just take your son out while you hunt, it would be a good experience for him.  When I first started hunting, it was tough to point a weapon at a living thing and pull the trigger, knowing I was going to take a life.  That feeling goes away with time, but your son might change his tune after he sees an animal killed up close by you.\n\nBesides, a day in the woods is a great way to get some exercise, see the raw beauty of nature, and spend time with your son.  If you hunt and your son can’t, give your son a camera for practice.  Give you son a camera with a regular lens and have him get a good picture of a deer, a squirrel, and a rabbit.  It will give your son a goal and teach him vital hunting techniques (finding game, anticipating game movements, setting up ambushes, stalking, etc…).  Just a thought.
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man i have gone online and looked for leases for hunting.........no luck.i guess the best way is to actually know someone who might know someone,who has a friend,who has another friend............catch my drift.\nwell besides that u can go to kdfwr website and look at the public land to hunt on.\ni personnally hunt down on peabody wma.it cast $12.50 besides deer tags and hunting license.\ngood luck to u.\nif u find any hunting leases let me know,maybe we can work something out.
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Do you own the property?  If so.. as long as they are hunting under the rules and regulations governing hunting in Texas it's completely legal.\n\nNow.. if you don't own the property but leasing it.. then you need to ask the owner of the property if this is allowable.\n\nI would suggest that you give your friends a letter to carry with them granting them the right to hunt there and spell out the allowable times, dates and type of game they are able to hunt.  This will help reduce the confusion as to what you have the permission to hunt and when.  Also, if they get stopped by a game warden or a neighbor that is watching over your property they have the proof that they have permission from you.\n\nHope this helps!
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Its a Felony... Some states vary
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Federal law prohibits posession of any firearm by a felon.\n\nVoting rights may be restored to felons, on a state-by-state basis.
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Generally once you have a felony conviction you are prohibited from owning modern firearms. You can apeal to the BATF to have your right to own a gun reinstated.
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Generally you need to have the felony conviction set aside, expunged or a gubernatorial or presidential pardon for that right to be restored.  Every state is different though there are federal laws that bar violent felons and persons convicted of domestic violence (even if a misdemeanor) from owning firearms.\n\nThe bar on ownnership of firearms applies to all firearms.  Many states also restrict the ownership or posession of other weapons such as knives, crossbows or bows and arrows as well.\n\nThat piece of paper you signed was an acknowledgement of the notification that you may not own firearms.  The law is what bars you, not the piece of paper.\n\nConsult an attorney for legal advice in your state's laws.
626238
Well, it would depend on the felony and what type of 'good' job.  Depending on the circumstances you should be able to.
906195
No, you can not.\nOnly the owner or his immediate family (spouse, children and grandchildren under the age of 18) may hunt the owners property without a license.
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Cheney did poach!! Hey lampoilman You are right Michigan is not in Texas and has different laws. BUT She is right and in A way so are you. She is right he did poach!! I hunt in different states every year. I have hunted in Texas you need A hunting license or stamp just like in Michigan and Ohio. and Penn, and where ever you hunt doesn't matter what state I hunt. If you get caught in Michigan you might not go to jail you might get A tickit and pay the fine depends on where you were hunting and what game you were hunting. I asked about Texas before I went hunting there. I needed A hunting license or A stamp. The only part she had wrong is not all the time you go straight to jail it depends. Texas is no different. Cheny did not have A stamp he needed so he was poaching!! maybe he didn't need to go to jail BUT he should have got A fine for not having A stamp that was poaching!! So he did get special treatment they covered him up and said he did nothing wrong. Also He did what they called A carless discharge of A firearm, That is A fine and in most states they give you A fine for that and he didn't get anything they said he did nothing wrong! It sounds like to me  lampoilman is A cheny kiss up. Ever one should be treated the same if I got caught poaching I get fined if you get caught you get fined. Well if Bush or Cheney gets caught they should have been fined also. That would have been showing that they are treating everyone the same. They didn't do that! They said he did nothing wrong, they showed us not everyone is even and everyone is treated differently.\n____________________________________________________________\nI did not hear he got any kind of fine. What I heard was he was cleared of any wrong doing, they said he didn't do anything wrong.What to you mean no fact he didn't have A stamp he was out hunting anyways that is poaching!! That is what we are talking about. When you don't have your stamp and are out hunting you are poaching very simple.
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most often if it is cased and locked, and in the trunk, also known as the 3 step rule (would take 3 steps to get a hold of the weapon) you are legal. the bugger issue is what kind of weapon is it? some places have outlawed posetion of classes of weapons. there is Federal law about transporting weapons across state lines (peaceable journey laws), but they have been ignored by some LEO's (NJ comes to mind).
706271
You probably need a pardon before being re-considered for a hunting license.