Scott, I saw that, but thought it was so ambiguously vague, that I was looking for clarification from the law book, not just the hunting guide. To that end, if we interpret it literally, we have to then say that since air guns carry all the restrictions of a rifle, that you must have 10 acres to hunt with one. And, since air guns carry all the restrictions of a pistol, that you would need a carry permit for one as well.
I'm just curious about the whole thing.
Some of these high powered air guns are being used to hunt big game down south. I could understand some of the necessary restrictions but never really thought of it as something that would draw enough attention to be pursued. Your comment about the carry permit is interesting to say the least.
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