beartoothhiker
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I know they are not legal in Montana, but has there been any discussion within FWP to entertain the discussion to make them legal?
Archery sights with rangefinder?
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I really hope no. mtmuley
Flatbrimmer
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EZV. Stadiametric range built in. Totally legal, super easy within 40-50 yards after getting used to it.
beartoothhiker
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my own follow up. I just discovered the range finding capabilities are now legal for rifle scopes. Maybe that has been the case for a few years and I'm just slow, but it would make even more sense for the functionality on a bow.
2024 DEA Regs: Rifle scopes with illuminated reticles, built-in range finding capabilities, and “red dot” scopes are lawful for the taking of game animals.
2024 DEA Regs: Rifle scopes with illuminated reticles, built-in range finding capabilities, and “red dot” scopes are lawful for the taking of game animals.
Montana? Nevermind. Found it. mtmuley
beartoothhiker
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yeah
If you need a rangefinding aiming device you shouldn't be hunting in the first place. mtmuley
Intothemountains
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Where do we draw the line on what we allow in our hunting seasons in regard to technology? I Personally think that electronics shouldn't be allowed on a hunting bow. I also think that lighted nocks are an exception to this rule due to them not aiding the shooter in making a shot.
Straight Arrow
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Be careful there ... you're gonna be pushing for losing that hard gained special long Archery Only season. 'Just sayin'.
Straight Arrow
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Be careful there ... you're gonna be pushing for losing that hard gained special long Archery Only season. 'Just sayin'.
