I think you may have overlooked that if you're a hunting or sporting guest...it would be no different than carrying at a shooting range. Too late for me to look up that exception. If you claimed hunting then I believe you'd need to have a current hunting license but if for the stated purpose of sporting, ie. shooting cans, leaves, targets, or whatever then I don't believe there'd be any question that you would be legal to carry, concealed or open, just as much as you would be at a shooting range.ScottDLS wrote:There was a discussion of this while back. The short answer is that a "premises/property under your control"... i.e. your home, business, business that you manage is pretty clear that you can carry, openly or concealed. Tougher question is private property where you are a guest...can you carry openly?...even with property owner's permission? By the letter of the law (46.02), no...depending on what the meaning of "property under your control".
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- Thu Feb 24, 2011 11:42 pm
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