kparker
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Please don't take it personally if I don't go hiking with you!
Please don't take it personally if I don't go hiking with you!
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Criminal trespass
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G20-IWB24/7
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kparker wrote:
kparker wrote:
Dang-nabit!!! I can't find the "Roll on the Floor laughing" smiley!!!!
Please don't take it personally if I don't go hiking with you!
Sean
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When I lived in Idaho, open carry was really quite common. In fact the local Law enforcement would not issue a CCW unless it was an extroardinary circumstance or work related. The sherriff said wear it in plain sight so everyone knows....I liked him. Now however since I retired from the Navy my hair is long and I have a full beard and I ride a harley...so open carry would really upset most of the local citizens just based on their preconceived notions of what a "biker" is. I rode my bike to a local range with my winchester slung over my shoulder one day to sight in my rifle for hunting season, the sherriffs deputy that pulled me over said they had recieved over 10 phone calls in 5 minutes about me. We laughed about it and he let me go. I can just imagine the calls they would get if I was open carrying a pistol on my bike.
When I lived in Idaho, open carry was really quite common. In fact the local Law enforcement would not issue a CCW unless it was an extroardinary circumstance or work related. The sherriff said wear it in plain sight so everyone knows....I liked him. Now however since I retired from the Navy my hair is long and I have a full beard and I ride a harley...so open carry would really upset most of the local citizens just based on their preconceived notions of what a "biker" is. I rode my bike to a local range with my winchester slung over my shoulder one day to sight in my rifle for hunting season, the sherriffs deputy that pulled me over said they had recieved over 10 phone calls in 5 minutes about me. We laughed about it and he let me go. I can just imagine the calls they would get if I was open carrying a pistol on my bike.
G20-IWB24/7
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Sean wrote:
Sean wrote:
Sean, you're my hero. That's frickin' AWESOME!!!
Morris
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Criminal Trespass in a nutshell:
You have to be clearly warned either in person or via a written warning (preferred) initially. No time distance between initial warning to action however. CT warnings must be issued by the authority for the location or property owner.
Violate the warning and you get arrested.
Criminal Trespass in a nutshell:
You have to be clearly warned either in person or via a written warning (preferred) initially. No time distance between initial warning to action however. CT warnings must be issued by the authority for the location or property owner.
Violate the warning and you get arrested.