[hookandladder]

I have located an area that appears to host a healthy population of coyote. However it is bounded by a small neighborhood and other scattered homes. Is there a minimum distance that you must maintain from occupied structures when hunting with a fire arm in Indiana?
Thanks

 

[hoosierbuckslayer]

[/I] Im pretty sure its the same as a road and 500 feet unless you own it or are with the owner. Thats jus what i think though.

 

[trapperDave]

aint no law says ya have to be 500 ft from a road.

 

[buckhorn50]

I'd check with the DNR on it.

 

[jschowe]

i've never heard of an exact distance but 500 feet is a bit much

 

[BREWERSVILLE OUTFITTERS]

I have located an area that appears to host a healthy population of coyote. However it is bounded by a small neighborhood and other scattered homes. Is there a minimum distance that you must maintain from occupied structures when hunting with a fire arm in Indiana?
Thanks

NOPE....no minimum distance.....Its a common since thing IMO

 

[hoosierbuckslayer]

My bad guys i could of swore i read that. I apolagize

 

[Hoosierbuck]

There is no state law to that effect. Could there be a local or county ordinance? Yes, there could. Check your area.
In that area, I would use a shotgun...

HB

 

[Fishaholic]

I asked a similar question on another site directly to a CO and the response I got was that you had to contact the municipality that governs where you're planning to hunt and abide by their tenets and ordinances, if there's no town or city nearby, you have to contact your county government.

 

[911]

There are no limits.

 

[BRICH60]

I Agree , I Would Use A Shotgun Rather Than A Rifle.

 

[super243]

if you have to ask dont do it

 

[mstrmstr]

Discharging a firearm (including a bow and arrow) is prohibited in or within 150 yards of a developed recreation site, a residence, or any place where people are likely to be is illegal in Indiana.