Horse and long gun

[Charlierock79]

Dumb question. Is it legal to have a loaded long gun while riding a horse

[giant_g2]

I'm pretty sure the answer is no. A horse is a mode of conveyance. Any mode of conveyance requires a LTCF, which doesn't cover typical rifles (16"+). I could be wrong though.

[knight0334]

I'm pretty sure the answer is no. A horse is a mode of conveyance. Any mode of conveyance requires a LTCF, which doesn't cover typical rifles (16"+). I could be wrong though.

This above is probably the most accurate answer.


And right now, any method of carry, of any type of firearm, on public domain requires a LTCF due to a declared state of emergency. But even with that, only "firearms" are allowed to be loaded in/on/upon vehicles.

[x2501]

How then, do they rationalize having a loaded duck gun in a canoe?

[Emptymag]

How then, do they rationalize having a loaded duck gun in a canoe?

Probably because "hunting" - the only legit reason to own a gun per the constitution.

[JenniferG]

You can hunt and shoot from horses. I've watched hunters on horseback at the State Gamelands at Blue Marsh hunt and shoot stocked quail from horseback.

[Gun]

How then, do they rationalize having a loaded duck gun in a canoe?

Canoe cannot have a motor attached.

[Krichardson]

Canoe cannot have a motor attached.

...wtf,are the oars allowed?

[JenniferG]

Canoe cannot have a motor attached.

I've hunted and shot ducks from my duck boat that has a motor attached to it. Perfectly legal.

[SevenMilePete]

Canoe cannot have a motor attached.

Can you attach a motor to a horse? I believe the law says you can not have a loaded rifle in a vehicle. A horse isn't a vehicle. You can't be arrested for DUI on a horse. So I would think the same principle would apply to carrying a loaded rifle.