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<blockquote data-quote="wslayer" data-source="post: 462994" data-attributes="member: 1274">According to GrokIn North Dakota, it is generally illegal to have a loaded firearm, including one with a shell in the chamber, in or on a motor vehicle while hunting. According to the North Dakota Century Code (NDCC) 20.1-01-08, no person may carry a loaded firearm with a cartridge in the chamber in or on any motor vehicle in the state. This applies to hunting activities, including coyote hunting, to ensure safety and prevent unlawful use of firearms from vehicles.However, there are specific regulations regarding coyote hunting that allow shooting from a vehicle under certain conditions. Per discussions on hunting forums like nodakoutdoors.com, it is legal to shoot coyotes from a vehicle such as a truck, tractor, or combine, provided you are not driving off established roads or trails during the deer gun season (NDCC 20.1-01-11). This restriction is in place to prevent interference with other hunting activities.To summarize:•&nbsp; You cannot have a shell in the chamber while driving around in a vehicle, as firearms must be unloaded in or on a motor vehicle.•&nbsp; You can shoot coyotes from a vehicle outside of the deer gun season, but the firearm must be unloaded (no shell in the chamber) while the vehicle is in motion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wslayer, post: 462994, member: 1274"] According to Grok In North Dakota, it is generally illegal to have a loaded firearm, including one with a shell in the chamber, in or on a motor vehicle while hunting. According to the North Dakota Century Code (NDCC) 20.1-01-08, no person may carry a loaded firearm with a cartridge in the chamber in or on any motor vehicle in the state. This applies to hunting activities, including coyote hunting, to ensure safety and prevent unlawful use of firearms from vehicles. However, there are specific regulations regarding coyote hunting that allow shooting from a vehicle under certain conditions. Per discussions on hunting forums like nodakoutdoors.com, it is legal to shoot coyotes from a vehicle such as a truck, tractor, or combine, provided you are not driving off established roads or trails during the deer gun season (NDCC 20.1-01-11). This restriction is in place to prevent interference with other hunting activities. To summarize: • You cannot have a shell in the chamber while driving around in a vehicle, as firearms must be unloaded in or on a motor vehicle. • You can shoot coyotes from a vehicle outside of the deer gun season, but the firearm must be unloaded (no shell in the chamber) while the vehicle is in motion. [/QUOTE]

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