News to me, Open carry is not allowed at carter lake

[Bitter Clinger]

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

[CS1983]

How are we supposed to have boating accidents, then?

[ChickNorris]

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^^^

[CS1983]

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.

[.455_Hunter]

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?

[Irving]

It's always been that way with gov owned properties.

[Irving]

Have you tried Crater lake?

[Duman]

How are we supposed to have boating accidents, then?

I thought that's what beer was for.....

[Bitter Clinger]

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?

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.

[Irving]

It's a thing for gov owned public properties. Usually run into those signs at public (city) parks.