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Carrying a handgun while hunting

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Carrying a handgun while hunting

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Bringing a firearm on a hunting trip is a useful practice, if law permits.

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Don’t forget why you own a firearm• Ignorance is not an excuse to neglect self-defense.

• A simple knife or in season weapon may not be enough.

• Understand the defense limitations with bows or muzzleloaders against multiple attackers.

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Legalities• Hunting is a highly regulated activity.

• Second amendment rights while hunting have been historically supported.

• In 2012, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed House Bill 2457 into law.

It supported lawful carry of an additional weapon for self-defense so long as the second weapon was not used for taking wildlife.

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Some states with additional carry

• Since 1995, Oregon hunters have been able to carry any type of firearm into the field.

• Hunters in Washington may legally carry a handgun during archery or muzzle-loading seasons.

• California supports some Second Amendment rights in the field.

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First law of nature• Self-preservation

• We must take additional responsibilities to protect ourselves and those around us.

• This can be done with the appropriate concealed carry techniques out in the field.

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Don’t be caught in a bad place. Be prepared.

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• When out in the wilderness, it’s necessary to understand safety, responsibility, and an understanding that personal defense is multi-faceted.

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Holster that additional weaponAlien Gear Holsters provides several holsters for appropriately, legally carrying an additional firearm while hunting in your respective state.