Legal Question: Glass At Camp Site

[bigredbirdfan]

Pudding shots are what the patiers are bringing now.

Thats awesome!!

Lets get a law for pudding shots

[bigredbirdfan]

I think the intent of keeping people from getting hurt from broken glass is clear and I'm all for no glass where it could be broken in the rivers and streams as I like to barefoot on the river quite a bit.

[Greasy B]

I remember when I was young an old timer showed me how to hold my pop bottle under water so it would fill and sink to the bottom. My how times have changed.

[Nortrad]

Good, not great product from Big Sky Brewing, Missoula, Trout Nirvana, I mean Montana. I like the Mountain Pale or Pronghorn IPA better. Trout Slayer is good for when it's hot...

[jdmidwest]

I remember when I was young an old timer showed me how to hold my pop bottle under water so it would fill and sink to the bottom. My how times have changed.

I can show you how to do that with a can, it was common practice in my younger days... Was reading an old Herter's Guide Manual that suggested you sink your cans in the lake. Of course, back then they were make of steel and rusted after a time.

[fishinwrench]

If you only knew how many 12v batteries have been "float tested" in this lake it would make you wannna cry. If they ever pull the plug on her it will take 400 dozers to clean up what gets exposed.

Even without all these new laws snd regulations we are so much more thoughtful and responsible than the generations before us.

[Troutdude]

Gentlemen,

As per my attorney, Dr. Gonzo, no glass! Might I offer any of the Tallgrass Brewing companies tasty libations? All available in cans for your recycling pleasure. Heck, I even drink them off the river.

[Nortrad]

True that, Tallgrass product is excellent.