01-30-2012, 03:11 AM
bwaites Wrote:Why not hunts ON military bases? There are multiple that allow hunting, and disabled vets get priority, I believe!
there are bases that allow hunting on-base, but really not ON BASE persay. Take Eglin AFB for example. Eglin is one of the biggest Air Force bases in the WORLD. Hell you look at a map, seems like it takes up half of the lower east coast lol.
With a permit you are legally allowed to hunt on the RESERVATION side of base. You take a gun onto the main part of base, and well, your asking for trouble. The reservation is, still technically Air Force owned property, and is marked as such. Only individuals with permits are legally allowed on the land, however there is no way to enforce this to the fullest due to the sheer size of the reservation.
Thee reservation is also devided into different sectors, ie, dog hunting, rifle hunting, primitive(bow), shotgun, etc. kinda cool actually