Federal gun laws applying to U.S. citizens -- Note: Under President Clinton the law was changed so that if you're a convicted felon or if you've been convicted of a violent domestic crime, you can never possess or own a weapon. Thus, you can not legally hunt in the U.S.
Before traveling outside the U.S., we highly recommend filling out this form and taking it to a U.S. Customs office along with the items listed. Details.
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We often receive misinformation on the status of felons in regards to hunting. You may never own or possess any weapon if you've been convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor involving domestic violence. Some states have policies that differ from federal law, but federal law is what counts in this case, regardless of what Montana or any other state says. Details.
We do not recommend any particular travel insurance company, but we highly suggest that you consider buying travel insurance. Hunts.Net cannot insure your hunt such circumstances as airline cancellations and sickness or family emergencies, but some insurance companies can.
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