As the title says. Here are links, https://www.larimer.org/naturalresou...ks/carter-lakehttps://www.larimer.org/sites/defaul.../2017/regs.pdf
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As the title says. Here are links, https://www.larimer.org/naturalresou...ks/carter-lakehttps://www.larimer.org/sites/defaul.../2017/regs.pdf
Posting from my pos iPhone and can?t get the urls to paste separate, but there are two
How are we supposed to have boating accidents, then?
Ive the backstory for chainsaws & group buys but I still don't know the origin story to this^^^Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
We're all LARPing since none of us shoot cus we all lost our guns in a boating accident. Nothing to confiscate ATF. Move along. Warrant? You'll need dive gear. etc.
I would challenge any forum member to find any Front Range county owned recreation area or open space that specifically permits open carry. Maybe there are a couple spots, but that would be a pretty short list. Jefferson, Boulder, Larimer counties are all on the "keep scary weapons hidden" side of things.
Maybe El Paso or Douglas is different?
It's always been that way with gov owned properties.
Have you tried Crater lake?
I thought that's what beer was for.....Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
News to me, I have never been questioned at any lake, reservoir, river or stream about a gun and n my hip. Only asked about the fish on my stringer.Quote:
Originally Posted by .455_Hunter
It's a thing for gov owned public properties. Usually run into those signs at public (city) parks.