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<blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 471963" data-attributes="member: 217">I think the real reason why firearms are restricted during deer season is to keep everyone from having a gun in their possession while out driving around. That way game wardens have less vehicles to check especially when common sense is less&nbsp; common these days. Its not like the days when many&nbsp; older members here had a gun rack in the back window. Those days of past, many had guns in those racks year round, now you need to be careful because someone might break your windows and steal it.I would think that anyone who is driving on their own land, during deer season and not wearing blaze orange would get a pass from the game warden but again common sense in this scenario is only applicable for those with common sense. Especially since the game warden could see that the driver of the vehicle is not wearing blaze orange so he must be looking for stray livestock. I know its not required while driving in a vehicle but everyone including my self always wore a blaze orange hat while in your vehicle during deer season.I do have a question about blaze orange camouflage was this always considered illegal in north dakota, does this only apply during rifle season or does it apply to those bow hunting as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lunkerslayer, post: 471963, member: 217"] I think the real reason why firearms are restricted during deer season is to keep everyone from having a gun in their possession while out driving around. That way game wardens have less vehicles to check especially when common sense is less common these days. Its not like the days when many older members here had a gun rack in the back window. Those days of past, many had guns in those racks year round, now you need to be careful because someone might break your windows and steal it. I would think that anyone who is driving on their own land, during deer season and not wearing blaze orange would get a pass from the game warden but again common sense in this scenario is only applicable for those with common sense. Especially since the game warden could see that the driver of the vehicle is not wearing blaze orange so he must be looking for stray livestock. I know its not required while driving in a vehicle but everyone including my self always wore a blaze orange hat while in your vehicle during deer season. I do have a question about blaze orange camouflage was this always considered illegal in north dakota, does this only apply during rifle season or does it apply to those bow hunting as well. [/QUOTE]

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