Can you carry concealed gun on your own property

[dlharsh]

To clarify. I own a house in MD and am a MD resident. I hunt in WV on property I own there.

 

[dlharsh]

To clarify further. I don't carry the handgun when hunting, only when checking game cameras, mowing, etc.

 

[Minuteman]

Simply yes, you can carry (concealed/open whatever) on your own property in MD and in most states.

[as far as I understand the law, and I'm not a lawyer]

 

[Pushrod]

Hold on Cowboy, your thread was assumed about Personal Property in Md, and carrying not Hunting.

Better check with the jurisdiction your property is located in. Even in W.V. some areas are zoned residential, no Shooting, No Hunting.

Eddie O

Not sure where you are going there. In WV he is good to go concealing and carrying on his own property without a permit. Even if is zoned residential.

If it is in a city or town limit, your correct, there may be laws against hunting or discharging of a weapon.

 

[cobra]

Do yourself a favor.
Get your VA non resident permit

 

[FFMike]

dlharsh check your PM box

 

[Delaware_Dan]

Not to hi-jack but I just want some clarification. I temporaraly live in an apt. in MD (my name on the lease) but I am a DE resident. Am I able to conceal carry at home? (only in the apt.) I was searching for a thread and this was the closest thing that matched. Thanks in advance guys.

-Dan

 

[Pushrod]

Not to hi-jack but I just want some clarification. I temporaraly live in an apt. in MD (my name on the lease) but I am a DE resident. Am I able to conceal carry at home? (only in the apt.) I was searching for a thread and this was the closest thing that matched. Thanks in advance guys.

-Dan

Your name is on the lease, then Yes, you can carry any way you see fit in your own appartment as long as you didn't sign away that Right explicitly in the lease agreement.

 

[kronusthebonus]

To push this thread even further off topic... say I wanted to exercise... and by exercise I meant exercise my 2A rights by mowing my lawn open carrying.

The sidewalk between my lawn and the strip of grass next to the street. Is the sidewalked considered my "property" even though I don't own the sidewalk, but am required to clear it of snow and other debris and the lawn across from it is also my property ?

 

[lx1x]

To push this thread even further off topic... say I wanted to exercise... and by exercise I meant exercise my 2A rights by mowing my lawn open carrying.

The sidewalk between my lawn and the strip of grass next to the street. Is the sidewalked considered my "property" even though I don't own the sidewalk, but am required to clear it of snow and other debris and the lawn across from it is also my property ?

Check your plat or deed. Usually the grass just behind the curb and sidewalk are in public right of way. Which is not your property even you mow or clean it.

 

[vietboy1st]

Yes you can. Unless you want to pay extra cash for the government to create a permit to carry on your own property lol.

 

[Oskerspap12]

Hell yes..............its your property

 

[cantstop]

To clarify further. I don't carry the handgun when hunting, only when checking game cameras, mowing, etc.

I was thinking, CCW handgun for bears? Must be a S&W 500.