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  1. 06-26-2012, 13:09 #1
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    Default Age for open carry while camping

    A buddy and I are planning a camping trip and my buddies nephew is coming out with us this year. The boy is 14 and really needs some "man time" lives with a single mom and doesnt get to do to many guy things so we want to make him feel as manly as possible. My buddy was asking if he can wear a side arm OC while we are out camping.

    I have no idea what the age cut off is so I told him I would do some asking. Can a 14 year old open carry while we are camping?

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    18 in public.
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    We will not really be in "public" we are doing some back country camping. Does that still count as public?
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    Quote Originally Posted by spleify View Post
    We will not really be in "public" we are doing some back country camping. Does that still count as public?
    Technically yes, unless you are on private land and it is clearly that way. If you're in a national forest then that is considered public and I wouldn't advise letting the boy OC... Good luck and have fun!
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    Ok, cool.

    Makes sense, this is kind of what I was thinking but wanted to be sure.

    He is ok to shoot with us though right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by spleify View Post
    Ok, cool.

    Makes sense, this is kind of what I was thinking but wanted to be sure.

    He is ok to shoot with us though right?
    with parental supervision or consent to another adult to supervise.
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    What about a slung long gun? Also, what if the nephew has an air gun/pellet gun in a open carry holster?
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    If they have a Hunter ID card, if its a long gun it shouldnt be a problem?No matter what age?
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    Quote Originally Posted by brokenscout View Post
    If they have a Hunter ID card, if its a long gun it shouldnt be a problem?No matter what age?
    I will have to see about this.
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    Quote Originally Posted by joeyshoe View Post
    What about a slung long gun? Also, what if the nephew has an air gun/pellet gun in a open carry holster?
    This is kind of what I was thinking, I have a couple of BB guns and thought it might be a good compromise
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