Sure can! Just ask Bo & Luke Duke!
Seriously... 2010 Small Game, legal means of taking for a felon:
archery equipment, legal raptors, hand-propelled missile, air-propelled missile and slingshot.
http://www.wildlifedepartment.com/regs/smallgame.htm
Plus there's trapping, fishing... lots of outdoors left.
What's an "air-propelled missile"? I assume hand-propelled would be a spear...
Hand-propelled Missile : Stick, Rock, spear, atlatl
Air Propelled Missile: Pellet, BB Gun or Blowdart Gun
Same thing happened at my department the law said that since the gun was a tool of the trade he could keep it in the house, but no other weapons. We also had an Officer convicted of domestic abuse (after he got hired) and he was allowed to keep his job, but his duty weapon had to stay at the department. He was not allowed to have any firearms in his home.
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I'd be interested in knowing why.I thought the law was supposed to apply equally to everyone.
Some animals are more equal than others.
I thought they were the reason the rest of us have ccw's.
What's wrong with a felon possessing a firearm?
in texas, some felons can keep a shotgun for home defense
i think that idea is good.
I think there should be restrictions on voting, but I also think that those restrictions should not just apply to felons, but other members of society as well. As it's not the topic of this thread, I'll not say further here.
However, as far as guns go, I personally think that if someone has committed a crime so heinous that we would never be able to trust someone with a weapon capable of killing someone with, they should never be re-released into society. And therein lies the stupidity of the "felon=no gun" rule. You can kill someone with a car, knife, rock, stick, heck with your bare hands of you had to; but for some reason we think that limiting their access to guns makes us safer.
However, as far as guns go, I personally think that if someone has committed a crime so heinous that we would never be able to trust someone with a weapon capable of killing someone with, they should never be re-released into society. And therein lies the stupidity of the "felon=no gun" rule. You can kill someone with a car, knife, rock, stick, heck with your bare hands of you had to; but for some reason we think that limiting their access to guns makes us safer.
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