would this be legal??????
#11
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From: norht platte nebraska USA
hey here in nebraska i think u can do what ever in the waters that aren't privitly owned and the rivers aren't hear u could go out in the middle of some ones spread thats in a river and they can't do anything(i wouldn't recomend doin that u might shot at lol) but i think it ok i may be wrong but thats how we hunt is just get in the river and walk it any take a few deeks with (only early season)
#12
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From: Hilliard OH USA
As long as you don't get out to portage or retrieve downed birds you should be alright. I know when floating fishing if I don't leave the boat/Canoe/Kayak I don't need permission even though land on both sides might be posted for miles.
I didn't see anything on the Ohio DNR web site about this issue.
Good Hunting
Greg
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I didn't see anything on the Ohio DNR web site about this issue.
Good Hunting
Greg
"Getting close to the game is the joy of Bowhunting for me, the harvest is a bonus."

Live 15 ft Python after eating a small Antelope!
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