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#1545527 - 12/03/13 01:33 PM felony question
SouthBound Member Registered: 08/01/06 Posts: 7014 Loc: Lunenburg VT	Can someone hunt in the state of connecticut with a muzzleloader that has a felony on there record? I know you can hunt with a bow.. But in some states like mass ri vt nh me you can hunt with a muzzy... Ny changed there law they cant.. Can you in ct? Thanks Will l Where is Carly ?
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#1545528 - 12/03/13 01:50 PM Re: felony question [Re: SouthBound]
Mycept Member Registered: 04/26/04 Posts: 8360	Will - he can't hunt with any gun - including a muzzleloader. Here is a previous thread where ENCON linked all the laws that applied http://www.ctfisherman.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/1065705/1
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#1545530 - 12/03/13 01:56 PM Re: felony question [Re: SouthBound]
SouthBound Member Registered: 08/01/06 Posts: 7014 Loc: Lunenburg VT	Thanks Mycept... Where is Carly ?
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#1545536 - 12/03/13 02:11 PM Re: felony question [Re: SouthBound]
Jighead I love re-re-opening day Registered: 04/05/02 Posts: 11226	I have no felonies ....If we have any say... Vote for May
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#1545540 - 12/03/13 02:32 PM Re: felony question [Re: Jighead]
Tall 1 Member Registered: 05/02/03 Posts: 18128	Originally Posted By: Jighead I have no felonies ........but can ya park cars??????
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#1545597 - 12/03/13 07:39 PM Re: felony question [Re: SouthBound]
shellback Member Registered: 03/03/06 Posts: 347	No guns with a felony at all. Bow hunting is fine unless your on probation or parole/Transitional Supervision. You can always apply for a pardon and pray it's gets approved.
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#1546561 - 12/09/13 12:50 PM Re: felony question [Re: SouthBound]
EnCon Police Moderator Registered: 03/01/04 Posts: 3899	Felony conviction = no firearms. Muzzleloaders fall under the definition of a firearm so all that's left is archery/crossbow. Captain Keith Williams keith.williams@ct.gov Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection Connecticut State Environmental Conservation Police
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#1547582 - 12/13/13 07:34 PM Re: felony question [Re: EnCon Police]
Griff05 Member Registered: 02/28/13 Posts: 59 Loc: Danbury	Originally Posted By: EnCon Police Felony conviction = no firearms. Muzzleloaders fall under the definition of a firearm so all that's left is archery/crossbow. I am surprised crossbows are not under that also,
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#1547918 - 12/16/13 12:59 PM Re: felony question [Re: Griff05]
EnCon Police Moderator Registered: 03/01/04 Posts: 3899	Originally Posted By: Griff05 Originally Posted By: EnCon Police Felony conviction = no firearms. Muzzleloaders fall under the definition of a firearm so all that's left is archery/crossbow. I am surprised crossbows are not under that also, Crossbows are not considered firearms under that statutory definition. Captain Keith Williams keith.williams@ct.gov Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection Connecticut State Environmental Conservation Police
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#1548284 - 12/18/13 10:50 AM Re: felony question [Re: SouthBound]
KillTaker Member Registered: 04/17/06 Posts: 11811 Loc: Southbury, CT	Are air rifles considered firearms in this respect? I know they are subject to the 500 ft. rule. Educate myself...
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