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Spear Hunting Legal States

Spear Hunting Legal States: compare 51 US states on 2 metrics.

Spear Hunting Legality

2 values across 51 entries

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51 states
AlabamaLegalLegal in most cases
AlaskaIllegal—
ArizonaIllegal—
ArkansasIllegal—
CaliforniaIllegal—
ColoradoIllegal—
ConnecticutIllegal—
DelawareIllegal—
District of ColumbiaIllegal—
FloridaIllegal—
GeorgiaIllegal—
HawaiiLegalHawaii allows spear hunting for wild pigs, wild goats, and wild sheep.
IdahoIllegal—
IllinoisIllegal—
IndianaIllegal—
IowaIllegal—
KansasIllegal—
KentuckyIllegal—
LouisianaIllegal—
MaineIllegal—
MarylandIllegal—
MassachusettsIllegal—
MichiganIllegal—
MinnesotaIllegal—
MississippiIllegal—
MissouriIllegal—
MontanaIllegal—
NebraskaLegalNebraska permits spear hunting for antelope, deer, elk, mountain sheep or turkey, although a spear cannot contain poison or a "stupefying chemical" or have an explosive tip.
NevadaIllegal—
New HampshireIllegal—
New JerseyIllegal—
New MexicoIllegal—
New YorkIllegal—
North CarolinaIllegal—
North DakotaIllegal—
OhioIllegal—
OklahomaLegalAllowed for frog hunting and other specific small game
OregonIllegal—
PennsylvaniaIllegal—
Rhode IslandIllegal—
South CarolinaIllegal—
South DakotaIllegal—
TennesseeIllegal—
TexasIllegal—
UtahIllegal—
VermontIllegal—
VirginiaIllegal—
WashingtonIllegal—
West VirginiaIllegal—
WisconsinIllegal—
WyomingIllegal—

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Where does this spear hunting legal states data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Fermented Adventure; AverageOutdoorsman; Washington Post; PrecisionOutdoors.

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