Felons and firearms.

[glen]

I will answer original question. No. The person convicted could not be in the field with a 9 year old who is in possession of a firearm. He could not legally transport it to and from the field. Depending on his conviction he may be able to possess a firearm within his residence.

[TxDispatcher]

roy munson you were alot less of a **** on kingpin.

😂😂

[rocky]

I will answer original question. No. The person convicted could not be in the field with a 9 year old who is in possession of a firearm. He could not legally transport it to and from the field. Depending on his conviction he may be able to possess a firearm within his residence.

I guess another non-felon (adult) could transport both to and from the field.

[rocky]

I will make it a little less complex.
My buddy has a 9 year old nephew that wants to hunt with his .243, but his mother won't let him hunt alone.
Can my buddy,(who has a felony conviction), sit in a 6x6 blind with his nephew with his .243?

[Kdurham]

I will make it a little less complex.

My buddy has a 9 year old nephew that wants to hunt with his .243, but his mother won't let him hunt alone.

Can my buddy,(who has a felony conviction), sit in a 6x6 blind with his nephew with his .243?

I've said it a couple times. GM stated that if kid steps out of blind, he cannot be in blind alone with gun or that's possession. I am just not sure of age. 15+ can hunt on own I believe, so being that he is 9 that may be an issue.


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[SmTx]

15+ can hunt on own I believe, so being that he is 9 that may be an issue.


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9 years old he can hunt by himself with hunters ed cert.

Sounds like the kid in question isn't ready to do so but legally he could if he has his hunter's ed.

https://tpwd.texas.gov/education/hunter-education/faq#who

[rocky]

I've said it a couple times. GM stated that if kid steps out of blind, he cannot be in blind alone with gun or that's possession. I am just not sure of age. 15+ can hunt on own I believe, so being that he is 9 that may be an issue.


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So, you don't know.
Thanks

[Kdurham]

So, you don't know.

Thanks

I just don't know legal age to hunt in Texas on your own, but someone just said 9 is ok.
I asked GM about a 15 year old and he said it was fine, just the guy couldn't be left in car or blind by himself with gun, if the kid steps out


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[rocky]

9 years old he can hunt by himself with hunters ed cert.

Sounds like the kid in question isn't ready to do so but legally he could if he has his hunter's ed.

https://tpwd.texas.gov/education/hun...cation/faq#who

Can my buddy ,(who is a felon), be in the blind with a 9 year old and a centerfire rifle?

[Kdurham]

I just don't know legal age to hunt in Texas on your own, but someone just said 9 is ok.
I asked GM about a 15 year old and he said it was fine, just the guy couldn't be left in car or blind by himself with gun, if the kid steps out

And again... I am not a lawyer.


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[rocky]

I just don't know legal age to hunt in Texas on your own, but someone just said 9 is ok.
I asked GM about a 15 year old and he said it was fine, just the guy couldn't be left in car or blind by himself with gun, if the kid steps out


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When you type GM, do you mean GW,(Game Warden)?

[SmTx]

Can my buddy ,(who is a felon), be in the blind with a 9 year old and a centerfire rifle?

No clue. Only commenting on what I do know, how old a kid has to be to be able to legally hunt alone.

[Kdurham]

Felons and firearms.

When you type GM, do you mean GW,(Game Warden)?

Yes. Sorry I was meaning Game Warden

Have your buddy call a game warden, but reading this post I would be more worried about cops pulling him over....




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[Kdurham]

How in the world can a 9 year old hunt their own? Mind blown!


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[rocky]

My Game Warden says "NOPE".