OC in NM while pumping gas?

[AH.74]

The direct answer re: knowing you're on tribal/reservation lands is to do your homework and go over your routes, before going out.

The general thinking as far as having guns in your vehicles while passing through is that as long as you stay on state roads you should be ok. That's "should be." In other words, don't go sight-seeing- stay on the roads and keep moving. Stay at or under the speed limits.

In all the time I've spent on tribal lands and reservations, and I used to work with some of the Northern NM Tribal people, I have never seen any tribal police, let alone anyone pulled over by them. That doesn't mean they're not out there however.

 

[qednick]

Thanks buddy! Very helpful.

 

[cloudcroft]

Yes, Indian reservations are problematic: How in the heck are you supposed to safeguard all that $$ you won in their casinos?

;-)

P.S. I like to go to the Sandia casino (ABQ/Tramway) -- but ONLY for the food! Same for the Inn of the Mountain Gods (Ruidoso).

 

[HPmatt]

Cloudcroft you probably didn't even live in El Paso - probably only on the East Side….
So the question I have is can you OC at Chope's and eat red enchiladas?

 

[MarkD51]

Cloudcroft you probably didn't even live in El Paso - probably only on the East Side….
So the question I have is can you OC at Chope's and eat red enchiladas?

Ahh, Chopes! Hear they make fantastic Enchiladas, and absolute killer Chile Rellenos. One of these days, I'm gonna eat there!