Johnny Law. TRESPASS

[KoozeDeer]

Hello friends... complicated question. I know of a promising BLM area to hunt. However you have to cross about 20 feet of State land... from what I read you can transport a fire arm in a secure case unloaded through State land. What is your understanding of moving/handling a rifle in state land?

 

[WaterDawg]

Hello friends... complicated question. I know of a promising BLM area to hunt. However you have to cross about 20 feet of State land... from what I read you can transport a fire arm in a secure case unloaded through State land. What is your understanding of moving/handling a rifle in state land?

You might call the applicable BLM office and see if there is an access easement across the State property. If BLM owns an easement you should be fine.

 

[ilovesprig]

If said state land is a state park, the answer is no you can't.

 

[KoozeDeer]

State wilderness

 

[ilovesprig]

I do believe it's legal to carry, but not discharge.....My advice would be call that wilderness' manager.

 

[nicapopolis]

Only 20 ft!? ..... hold my beer!...

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[Gspman]

For 20' just strap the gun to a pack the tie some cord to it, Walk accross then drag the pack. You were never in possession on state land. Or get good at the long jump. Or can you tie a rope to a couple of trees and traverse accross with no boots on the ground.

 

[fish dog]

Light rifle and heavy duty drone may do the trick.

 

[invisible man]

I, myself would do it. Law says you can carry unloaded in case on state park land.San Diego park managers made there own rule so they don't have to deal with complaining antis. That was told directly to me by a Cuyamaca park ranger. If you get in trouble i don't know you.

 

[Lungpopper]

("If you get in trouble i don't know you.")
Oohh how I remember this quote. Still laugh my Azz off