wolffo
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I live and hunt in Colorado. Out of state hunters paying big bucks for tags make it difficult for me to get good tags. No sympathy here. Stay in your state where your tax dollars support your views and needs.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in several areas, including employment, transportation, public accommodations, communications and access to state and local government' programs and services.in Montana x-bows are illegal to hunt with during the archery season for everyone . as a handi -cap person with a valid doctor permit for Montana i still am not allowed to use a x-bow during archery season. i did purchase a draw lock system for my compound bow but that is very difficult to carry in the mountains and the draw lock is legal in Montana but its a real joke for a handi -cap person to carry and use. Montana bowhunters association is against people with a disability ,i wonder if that is even legal in America to be against handi-cap people like that ? any attorneys out there ? it might be some easy money ?
It's my understanding that only 10% of the tags are allocated for non-residents. Doesn't seem unreasonable to me. This is different discussion though and don't want to hijack the OP.I live and hunt in Colorado. Out of state hunters paying big bucks for tags make it difficult for me to get good tags. No sympathy here. Stay in your state where your tax dollars support your views and needs.
Sometimes I'll practice with my bow at 100 yards to make 50-60 yard shots easier. So technically that's long range as far as archery is concerned.I thought this was a "long range" hunting forum. Interesting discussion on archery... but decidedly NOT long range...
This has nothing to do with discrimination.The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in several areas, including employment, transportation, public accommodations, communications and access to state and local government' programs and services.
The ADA is divided into five titles:
- Employment (Title I) ...
- Public Services (Title II) ...
- Public Accommodations (Title III) ...
- Telecommunications (Title IV) ...
- Miscellaneous (Title V)
I would look into the Americans With Disabilities Act, "ADA.gov" web page, get the necessary forms and file a complaint with them. Your situation might be a bit sketchy; however, I believe that if there's any place where a complaint can be filed it would be here. You will have to do some research and some work on your own, but this is where I would start. I believe that there is a telephone number that can be called to start the process. I dealt with them in the past on another issue, I found the people there to be very knowledgeable and dedicated to helping people.
Cry me a river. That's all MT needs is to get the Feds involved, maybe they can determine if a crossbow is a bow and arrow, NOT. A crossbow is not defined as a BOW by MT regs. He should accept the regs as they're are written and hunt with his crossbow when it's allowed. If that's during Muzzleloader or Rifle season then so be it.The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in several areas, including employment, transportation, public accommodations, communications and access to state and local government' programs and services.
The ADA is divided into five titles:
- Employment (Title I) ...
- Public Services (Title II) ...
- Public Accommodations (Title III) ...
- Telecommunications (Title IV) ...
- Miscellaneous (Title V)
I would look into the Americans With Disabilities Act, "ADA.gov" web page, get the necessary forms and file a complaint with them. Your situation might be a bit sketchy; however, I believe that if there's any place where a complaint can be filed it would be here. You will have to do some research and some work on your own, but this is where I would start. I believe that there is a telephone number that can be called to start the process. I dealt with them in the past on another issue, I found the people there to be very knowledgeable and dedicated to helping people.
It's people like you that do not deserve to be able able to hunt you have no compassion for anybody or anybody he deserves the hunt just like you or me or anybody else you're the one that should probably stay homeTake it or leave it is all I gotta say. If you want to hunt in our state don't complain. Your general tag is good for archery and rifle so if you are not able to hunt with a bow as per our archery laws then wait until rifle season or hunt somewhere else. It's as easy as that.
And threatening us with a lawsuit??? Best of luck with your attorney. You knew the hunting laws when you applied for a tag. The only joke will be you when the Judge throws the case out of court. That is if you can even find an attorney dumb enough to try the case. Do us all a favor and just stay home. You will not be welcome in Montana.
Assuming you live in MT, contact your state agency that deals with ADA issues. They will be able to provide definitive info, and possibly take up your case. If you hunt MT as non-resident, you are a guess and should abide by their rules, and not complain. You should have no input/say. In that case, hunt in your state with X-bow, or another state that permits it for non-residents. If you are a MT resident formerly from CA, trying to change MT laws to your CA loonie ways, then go back to CA. Every win has to start with one RESIDENT person saying, "ENOUGH!!" It's about time some resident American Patriot did same regarding Socialist/Xiden tyrannical directions.in Montana x-bows are illegal to hunt with during the archery season for everyone . as a handi -cap person with a valid doctor permit for Montana i still am not allowed to use a x-bow during archery season. i did purchase a draw lock system for my compound bow but that is very difficult to carry in the mountains and the draw lock is legal in Montana but its a real joke for a handi -cap person to carry and use. Montana bowhunters association is against people with a disability ,i wonder if that is even legal in America to be against handi-cap people like that ? any attorneys out there ? it might be some easy money ?
The OP posted on the right forum as @300whisper noted.I thought this was a "long range" hunting forum. Interesting discussion on archery... but decidedly NOT long range...
You behave!I'm going to pass a Law where you're only allowed to use iron sights on rifles. You know, because of feelings.