yes, legal.. Alberta Bow hunters Assoc. and Southern Alberta Bowhunters Assoc. require the taking of ducks and geese as part of awards programs .Don't think they'd steer us wrong .
Can't find last years regs , but on page 60 of 2010 regs it refers to "game birds [ both migratory and upland } and that they can be hunted with bow and arrow in addition to proper licences including a bow permit .Crossbows are not allowed as already stated by h&t ..
If I am not mistaken you are not allowed to groundshoot migratory birds, and is it legal to fire an arrow at a flying bird? I am not sure this is a legit question.
If I am not mistaken you are not allowed to groundshoot migratory birds, and is it legal to fire an arrow at a flying bird? I am not sure this is a legit question.
There is nothing illegal about ground swatting birds, actually , as long as you use a legal weapon to do so.
You can shoot them on the water , sitting in a field with a legal gun or bow and arrow.
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If I am not mistaken you are not allowed to groundshoot migratory birds, and is it legal to fire an arrow at a flying bird? I am not sure this is a legit question.
Ground shooting to some forks is unethical and unsporting....but not illegal.
bow and migratory birds
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