lumenoks are illegal in kansas
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Spike
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: central kansas
i was looking at making myself some lumenoks buti find out that they are illegal to use while your hunting in kansas. you can use them to target shoot but not to hunt. the reason is because its an electrical device on the arrow. i called a gamewarden and he confirmed it. that just bites. i might use a chemlight, but dont know how bright it would be.
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Typical Buck
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As the law here in NH is written, they may be illegal here as well. I believe the law says 'it is illegal to illuminate game animals'. I had a talk with a CO about a laser sight (which are illegal because of the 'illumination law') so I would imagine the lumenock would fall in the same category. I don't think a CO would bust you for that unless he was piling charges on you for doing something much bigger you shouldn't have been doing.
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Fork Horn
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Little do they no it aids in the retrieval of big games, as well saves on littering the woods with lost arrows...
I'd still use them, who would ever know.
Ever wondered what a deer sees froma lumenok? Could it be like string jump?
click this..
http://gallery.menoutdoors.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=3599&cat=1031
I'd still use them, who would ever know.
Ever wondered what a deer sees froma lumenok? Could it be like string jump?
click this..
http://gallery.menoutdoors.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=3599&cat=1031
#8
Illegal in PA as well.
I asked a WCO this very question and he said that because it in no way aids in the taking of an animal as it does not project a beam on the target or act as a transmitter that they are in fact quite legal to use here just like lighted sight pins are legal.
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Giant Nontypical
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Okay by me. A good flashlight and a wrapping of reflective tape between the nock and fletchings will shine much brighter than the luminocks anyway. Or if you want it to shine by itself, replace the tape with a band of phosphorescent paint.
You don't need to be breaking game laws to get the same effect. Even better, by not using luminocks, you're taking a lot of weight out of the back end of your arrow, which increases your FOC balance and makes for a more stable, easier to tune and probably more accuratearrow.
I rank luminocks right up there with used tampons on my list of stupid ideas. [8D]
You don't need to be breaking game laws to get the same effect. Even better, by not using luminocks, you're taking a lot of weight out of the back end of your arrow, which increases your FOC balance and makes for a more stable, easier to tune and probably more accuratearrow.
I rank luminocks right up there with used tampons on my list of stupid ideas. [8D]
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i was looking at making myself some lumenoks buti find out that they are illegal to use while your hunting in kansas. you can use them to target shoot but not to hunt. the reason is because its an electrical device on the arrow. i called a gamewarden and he confirmed it. that just bites. i might use a chemlight, but dont know how bright it would be.
i was looking at making myself some lumenoks buti find out that they are illegal to use while your hunting in kansas. you can use them to target shoot but not to hunt. the reason is because its an electrical device on the arrow. i called a gamewarden and he confirmed it. that just bites. i might use a chemlight, but dont know how bright it would be.



