Hunting Rules & Regulations for Every State
Links for hunting rules, regulations, seasons, and licenses in all states
Fishing Rules & Regulations for Every State
Links for fishing rules, regulations, seasons, and licenses in all states
Hunting & Fishing Regulations
Links for hunting and fishing seasons and licenses in all states
Legal and Legislation
Legal advice and pending and passed legislation at the federal level and in all states
The Outpost Rules & Regs By State
NRA Interstate Transportation of Firearms Guide
CAUTION: Federal and state firearms laws are subject to frequent change. This summary is not to be considered as legal advice or a restatement of law. To determine the applicability of these laws to specific situations which you may encounter, you are strongly urged to consult a local attorney.
Federal Gun Legislation
Federal laws are constantly being introduced that could effect your rights as a gun owner and hunter. The NRA Institute for Legislative Action is constantly monitoring and reporting on these laws and proposals. Keep up to date and search legislation state by state with the link below.
State Gun Legislation
State laws are constantly being introduced that could effect your rights as a gun owner and hunter. The NRA Institute for Legislative Action is constantly monitoring and reporting on these laws and proposals. Keep up to date and search legislation state by state with the link below.
The Second Amendment
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
The Outdoor Lawyer: Surviving Another Hunting Season
Attorney Randy Hall outlines seven tips to survive another hunting season. First suggestion, fill out those warranty cards. From inspecting your equipment to making sure your covered through registration and warranty you need to protect yourself through faulty equipment. There's more problems than you know. Find out in this article.
The Outdoor Lawyer: Thank You Officer May I Have Another
Barney Fife. He is my favorite cop. While Barney and Barney-like antics are funny, they have application in the real world. We never know the experience or maturity of an officer who approaches our window during a routine traffic stop. Attorney Randy Hall has some good advice and rules to keep you from being caught flat footed.
The Outdoor Lawyer: Land Owners: Don't Forget The LLC
Hunting with strangers troubles me. I despise hunting with newbies unless I have some control over them, i.e., they trust in my threats that safety and game management rules will be followed. The problem is you never know how some inexperienced woodsman is going to act or when they may choose to pull the trigger out of pure excitement. If you allow others to use your property to hunt, for deer camp, fish or whatever you need to protect yourself from liability. A limited liability company is money well spent.
The Outdoor Lawyer: A Serpent Came Calling
Once the the green state-owned vehicle came into view, we all knew it was owned by the game warden. He strutted to the front porch like a man on a mission. "who killed the snake?" the stranger asked with emergent authority and a hint of judgment. My great grandmother said "I did." He was quick to respond. "well Ms. Drain, I am going to write you a citation" he declared. "Killing rattlesnakes is against the law."