rugertoter
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Good point.Was he open carrying?
Good point.Was he open carrying?
Good for you?I just CC, its easier that way. Besides, I would rather keep a low profile anyway.
I just CC, its easier that way. Besides, I would rather keep a low profile anyway.
Hmmm. CC cookies
I hear you. I think the whole gun carrying thing is too much of a hassle. People might see it, it might scare someone, police may come, mall guards may throw me out. I have decided to just skip the whole thing. In fact I am getting tired of worrying about the gun grabbers, ammo mag banners, etc. I may just get rid of them all to avoid any issues.
Last week I upset someone with what I said about Obama. I think it would be best for me now on to just avoid expressing my opinion on political stuff. Besides people may turn me in to the government watch groups.
Jon, purple indicates sarcasm.
Cookie?
Thats a new one on forums to me... usually theres a /sarcasm OH Snap
the funniest part of the conversation was after he was done giving me that load of crap about not being able to open carry, he told me to be careful because a few bob cat were sighted in the horse camp not to far away.
Given that IDNR has a solid reputation and usually stresses "officer friendly" attitudes I am sort of perplexed at why the CO would take this route with you. When most of us think of IDNR I think of the friendly cop in green who checks your deer or asks you how the fish are biting. I hope this does not mean that IDNR is changing as an institution.
I look at pictures like this now and I realize that its just more proof of the growing police state we're living in. Now too in America an 80 year old man get a visit from the police for fishing.
I wasn't aware that DNR is a new entity.
Not a new entity but I don't remember being talked to or approached
or even so much as seeing one when I was out hunting or fishing in my younger years.
I have only ever been approached one time, but I have heard stories from my dad/uncles/grandparents about their interactions with them. I just don't understand how a picture of a CO speaking with a fisherman is evidence of a growing police state. Is it because the fisherman is old? Is it because it's a photograph? Is it because it's on the internet? It's like me putting up a picture of a biker gang and saying that it's proof that the Hell's Angels are taking over the country. I never saw them as a kid, but I saw a couple last year so it's gotta be true.