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IN: Not worth the shot
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If you’re a licensed hunter in Indiana, depending on the season, you can kill a deer with any of a wide variety of weapons – shotguns, handguns and rifles, muzzle-loaders, and bows and crossbows. But you can’t use rifles that fire certain high-powered cartridges.
The Indiana Natural Resources Commission is asking for comments on a proposal to allow hunters to use these more powerful weapons.
The commission, which sets the regulations enforced by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, could make a decision by May, in time for next fall’s deer-hunting season. |
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Millwright66
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Maybe I missed it, but what - specifically - "more powerful" cartridges are these folks talking about ?
Billy Dixon shot a Commanche war chief off his horse at a over a half-mile a the "Battle of Adobe Walls" (later certified by the USArmy), with a cartridge most would consider "underpowered" by current standards.
Seems to me legislation predicated more upon ignorance, (or contempt) of the science of ballistics than practicality. |
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