legal b/head cutting diameter in canada and USA?

[ozy clint]

was just reading a thread that has prompted me to ask. i've just bought 50 of my favourite b/heads for my trip to canada. they are 1 1/8" wide. i sure hope thats legal!!!

[Stone Knife]

They need to be 7/8 of an inch in New Your Sate.

[Panzer II]

1" in Ohio.

[Soilarch]

Back when I was a kid I practically memorized Illinois' book.  Back then I believe it was 7/8" "non-barbed" broadhead.   I don't you'll find anywhere in the states that *required* larger than 1 1/8".

[ozy clint]

phew

[Jason Jelinek]

3/4" in ND.

[hickstick]

7/8" here in  Massachusetts (not that I envision anyone going out of their way to travel here from abroad to hunt.)   LOL    

[Footed Shaft]

7/8" in Ontario

[Snakeeater]

ozy,

I'd hit the provinces web site and find out what, if any, requirements they have for broadhead width.

snakeeater

[celticknot]

Actually ohios broadhead width is 3/4" i just looked it up on odnr

[mbbushman]

7/8 in Manitoba.

[akdd]

From the Alaska hunting regulations book.
“broadhead” means an arrowhead with two or more sharp cutting edges having a minimum cutting diameter of not less than seven-eighths inch (7/8").

[novahunterpa]

In PA it used to be 1" for all big game but i think they just changed it to 1" for elk only and 7/8" for deer.