Aug-12-2006 (NORTH)

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Originally Posted by KarlPMann

Part of the reason I like the south area sooooo much better. Notice the lack of LEO presence at each of the south shoots? Much more 'gun friendly' area as a rule. :mrgreen: Karl.

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Why do you think I decided to have the Silencer Shoot down there. [pirate]

Karl and I were the last two to leave the last North Shoot and got hastled by ANOTHER ranger as we were leaving. He was an old guy, even older than Karl. :P

Did You take pictures? it's rare You see anybody older than Karl. :mrgreen:

We gotta befriend these rangers, offer them some fa trigger time, get group pics with them in it holding an EBR! :twisted:

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Originally Posted by KarlPMann

No need to notify them, they'll be there no matter what. Part of the reason I like the south area sooooo much better. Notice the lack of LEO presence at each of the south shoots? Much more 'gun friendly' area as a rule. :mrgreen: Karl.

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Last shoot the ranger said if we notify then he'll know who it is and he won't respond. Just a thought.

Do you have their number? Karl.

I should be there.. gotta drop someone off at DIA at O'dark-thirty and will mosey my way there afterwards.

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Originally Posted by Marlin

May have to check the grilling conditions.

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Let me know if there's a problem before morning. I'm leaving earlier than usual to stop for the brat's. I have a gas stove, but it's not a grill. I can bring it and some tinfoil to do the trick if needed. I also have several bottles of propane if needed. Karl.

I didn't get his card but a few others did. I do not remember who though. Maybe just call the district office.

Karl Go ahead and bring it, We'll see how it goes.

Thursday, August 3rd, 2006

TO: Boulder County Area Media
FROM: Cmdr. Phil West, #303/441-3621
RE: Fire Restrictions Have Been Lifted

Sheriff Joe Pelle recommended Thursday that the current fire restrictions in effect for the western, mountainous half of Boulder County be lifted, and the Board of County Commissioners agreed. Consequently, as of this morning, there are no fire restrictions in effect in unincorporated Boulder County.

The Sheriff made the recommendation after consulting with his Emergency Services staff and United States Forest Service (USFS) officials. Recent rains have dropped the risk of wildland fires to moderate levels. The Forest Service lifted fire restrictions on forest lands July 26th.

Boulder County Transportation Department crews will remove the posted and automated signs that proclaimed the ban from the mouth of each canyon within the next couple of days.

This media release may be found on the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office web-site at: www.bouldersheriff.org