Dumb question...

[ReservoirDawg10]

For Geese, can I use a 22lr? Only thing that I can find on ammo regs is 10 guage or smaller. I would assume that you can only use shotguns, but it isn't spelled out clearly from what I can tell.

Simply not wanting to piss off the tree hugging neighbors when a suppressed 22 would certainly do the trick.

 

[GeauxLSU]

Definitely NOT!

 

[Childers]

I'd call DNR and get a clarification

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

Definitely NOT!

That's what I figured. Well, damn.

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

I'd call DNR and get a clarification

Sat on hold for 20 minutes an hour or so ago. My patience only goes so far

 

[GeauxLSU]

That's what I figured. Well, damn.

Remember you need a HIP permit (free) and federal duck stamp as they are a federally regulated migratory bird (even the year round residents) in addition to your regular hunting license.
Non toxic shot, from a 10g or smaller only.
If you care to read the federal regulations... https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/50/20.21

 

[Childers]

I've never had to wait that long. Maybe two minutes while they ask someone else to clarify something for me. Where are you hunting?

 

[palmettomoon]

Just ask a warden when he pulls up to your property.

 

[BIGLEW]

For Geese, can I use a 22lr? Only thing that I can find on ammo regs is 10 guage or smaller. I would assume that you can only use shotguns, but it isn't spelled out clearly from what I can tell.

Simply not wanting to piss off the tree hugging neighbors when a suppressed 22 would certainly do the trick.

Anytime you get a chance to do this... TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE!

 

[Comanche]

Just remember.....natives used spears and bow/arrow.