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When Fishing/hiking, Do You Carry A Handgun?


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no kidding that is the stupidest dung i have ever read on this forum

Smalliebigs, most the crap you write on this forum has been some of the "stupidest dung" Ive ever read.

I don't carry a gun in the wilderness unless I'm hunting and I only do that once or twice a year. Don't need one when Im fishing or hiking, what am I gonna shoot the fish and trees? I used to carry a bb gun when camping to keep the raccoons at bay, but don't anymore, havent had a coon attack in some time. Havent had a people attack in...ever. So to you pistol toters, to me you guys are the biggest threats on the river. I imagine it really strokes a man's ego to know that he has the ability to kill whatever whenever. If you want to carry a gun in the wilderness, become a game warden or some kind of law enforcement. At least they "wear their guns outside their belts for all the honest world to see"-TVZ

But whatever its your choice, my perspective is if its too dangerous without carrying a deadly weapon, then you should spend more time on the golf course, and less time in these dark, scary woods...

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Smalliebigs, most the crap you write on this forum has been some of the "stupidest dung" Ive ever read.

This ought to be good...

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So no.....I don't carry a firearm. Now bladed objects.....that's a whole different story.

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Did we all recently bump our heads and develop amnesia? Seems like we've had this discussion.

Yes we did and as all the repeat discussions it's really pointless. Those that carry will continue and those that don't will not.

 

 

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Come to think of it I've been carring a Red Rider BB gun on every overnight trip for the last 20 years or so. I don't have any problems with coons and if I did I wouldn't shoot anyway for fear of mistaking a skunk for a coon. The BB gun has provide countless hours of entertainment plinking beer cans in camp. I went so far as to buy a higher powered pellet gun but mostly leave it at home in favor of the Red Rider. Best $20.00 I ever spent.

His father touches the Claw in spite of Kevin's warnings and breaks two legs just as a thunderstorm tears the house apart. Kevin runs away with the Claw. He becomes captain of the Greasy Bastard, a small ship carrying rubber goods between England and Burma. Michael Palin, Terry Jones, 1974

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Come to think of it I've been carring a Red Rider BB gun on every overnight trip for the last 20 years or so.

Cool! Does it have the compass in the stock and this thing which tells time?

John

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