BerettaNut92
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Or are they administered by the National Park Service?
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Are National Recreation Areas carry-friendly?
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My experience has been that they prohibit firearms, but they allow hunting with firearms.
Yeah, I know: what the heck does that mean? I don't know.
Have you checked the web sites?
Yeah, I know: what the heck does that mean? I don't know.
Have you checked the web sites?
1) No, except during hunting season, if they allow hunting. Check www.nps.gov for the site you're interested in, call their #, and ask to talk with someone in law-enforcement. Also check your state hunting regs, but remember that generally the Federal parks set their own, and are more restrictive.
2) Yes.
Try picking through this link:
2004 Hunting Regulations for Waterfowl, Upland Game, and State and Federal Areas: www.fgc.ca.gov/2004/04birdcombo.pdf
a casual read looks like you're probably out of luck for any of the NRA's in California, and most National Wildlife Refuges (Fish and Wildlife Service) are shotgun-only areas, where weapons have to be unloaded during transport...
2) Yes.
Try picking through this link:
2004 Hunting Regulations for Waterfowl, Upland Game, and State and Federal Areas: www.fgc.ca.gov/2004/04birdcombo.pdf
a casual read looks like you're probably out of luck for any of the NRA's in California, and most National Wildlife Refuges (Fish and Wildlife Service) are shotgun-only areas, where weapons have to be unloaded during transport...
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