Blaze Orange Hunting Requirements for all States – Where Can You Use See3d?

May 25, 2017

Most states have requirements about how much hunter orange must be worn while hunting. For reference, the front of a jacket is about 700 square inches, and so is the back. Sleeves are about 200 square inches front and the back. So a jacket with sleeves is about 1800 square inches total front and back.

Our calculations show that the See3D jacket is about 30% orange. This means that the jacket is about 540 square inches total orange on front and back. This means 270 square inches is visible from any one direction.

States have various combinations of area, percentage or whether the safety orange should be solid. Based on our interpretation of the state’s rules, these are the states where a blaze orange camo suit is legal.

State

Inches

Orange Camo

Hat

See3D Suit?

Alabama

144

or hat

Yes w/hat

Alaska

–

Yes

Arizona

–

Yes

Arkansas

400

–

+ hat

Yes w/hat

California

–

Yes

Colorado

500

+ hat

Connecticut

400 from one side

–

Delaware

400

–

Yes

Florida

500

–

Yes

Hawaii

any

–

Georgia

500

–

Yes

Idaho

–

Yes

Illinois

400

+ hat

Indiana

Some

–

Yes

Iowa

Garment

–

Kansas

100 from one side

–

+ hat

Yes

Kentucky

Garment

–

Louisiana

400

–

Yes

Maine

Two garments

inc hat

Maryland

500

–

Yes

Massachusetts

500

–

Yes

Michigan

50%

–

Minnesota

50%

–

Mississippi

500

–

Missouri

Garment

–

Montana

400

–

Yes

Nebraska

400

–

Yes

Nevada

–

Yes

New Hampshire

–

Yes

New Jersey

200 solid

–

New Mexico

244

–

Yes

New York

–

Yes

North Carolina

Garment

–

+ hat

Yes

North Dakota

400

–

+ hat

Yes

Ohio

Garment

–

Yes

Oklahoma

400

–

+ hat

Yes

Oregon

Garment

–

or hat

Yes

Pennsylvania

250

–

Yes

Rhode Island

500 solid

–

South Carolina

Garment

or hat

Yes if solid hat

South Dakota

Garment

–

Yes

Tennessee

500

–

+ hat

Yes

Texas

288

–

+ hat

Yes

Utah

400

–

+ hat

Yes

Vermont

–

Yes

Virginia

100

–

Yes

Washington

400

–

Yes

West Virginia

400

–

Yes

Wisconsin

50%

–

Wyoming

Garment

–

Yes

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