Hunting without a pal
Can a person hunt with another person with a valid pal if first persons pal is expire and how many persons can be hunting with that person with that valid pal
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You are good to go being under supervision of the person with the pal, supervision being the key word, there is not a limit to the number of people hunting with the person with the pal although you probably won't see much if there are a lot of people.
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Thank you good sir
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Yes you can, there is not a limit on the number of people, but it has to be direct supervision. What I have heard F&w use as a definition of "direct" is: close enough to see at all times and talk without a raised voice. Or at least that's what that officer said, ymmv.
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The term is direct and immediate supervision.
Meaning you are close enough and vigilant enough to take direct and immediate intervention if required. How one can satisfy those conditions while hunting themselves, or managing more than one person, is pretty darn tough to satisfy. Thank gawd there isn't too much appitite for fish cops to worry about PAL's and such things. And most Mounties are too busy chasing petty thefts to harass hunters. But if something goes sideways big time............ |
The bullet point on amnesty while trying to come into compliance may interest you.
http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/p.../index-eng.htm http://www.outdoorsmenforum.ca/showthread.php?t=304867 |
As long as your "in the process of renewing", you're good to go. Just as if you have a current PAL.
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No
Alberta government, F&W, were not in support of firearms registration when it first began for non-restricted. At that time as provincial reps they refused to enforce law. Things may have changed recently that I'm not aware of, but I don't believe so. There are game laws in Alberta relating to firearms that they enforce such as having a loaded firearm in or on a vehicle etc. But there is no requirement to have a Valid PAL in the Alberta Hunting regulations anywhere, that I'm able to find. But it's much easier to get a pal or hunt with a bow.
Anyone have a claim to have been asked for a PAL/POL by F&W? Not police, just F&W. |
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The Government of Canada has extended, until December 31, 2017, the Order Declaring an Amnesty Period. It applies to individual owners of non-restricted firearms anywhere in Canada who had a firearms licence issued under the Firearms Act, but who let it expire on or after January 1, 2004 |
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