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I'm going to WV in a few weeks for some fox, bobcat, and coyote calling. My buddy owns about 300 acers about 2 hours west of Cumberland Md., not sure of the county.
I just got done reading through the WV DNR's website and I'm a little confussed. Looks like we will have to use .22 or smaller rimfire or 4 shot or smaller for night hunting, but I could not figure out if you could use larger weapons during day light hours. Also, will the 6 day non-resident small game licenses be all I need to buy.
I did see that I could use my foxpro and a light, but the light has to have a red or amber filter. I hope it gets a little colder with maybe some snow before then, he said between him and his brother, they saw 6 bobcats last Sat while smokepole hunting. Hope they ain't pulling my chain. Thanks for the help.
Philbert
I just got done reading through the WV DNR's website and I'm a little confussed. Looks like we will have to use .22 or smaller rimfire or 4 shot or smaller for night hunting, but I could not figure out if you could use larger weapons during day light hours. Also, will the 6 day non-resident small game licenses be all I need to buy.
I did see that I could use my foxpro and a light, but the light has to have a red or amber filter. I hope it gets a little colder with maybe some snow before then, he said between him and his brother, they saw 6 bobcats last Sat while smokepole hunting. Hope they ain't pulling my chain. Thanks for the help.
Philbert