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> Maybe the middle ground is to make it a military privilege to hunt feral hogs where you need to be a reservist, and if you join you get a lifetime rural open
by 13of40 4y ago
> Maybe the middle ground is to make it a military privilege to hunt feral hogs where you need to be a reservist, and if you join you get a lifetime rural open carry and hunting permit.
I can't make out whether you're in the US or Canada, but where I live (Washington State) if you're out in the sticks, not only can you open carry but if you're hiking, fishing, hunting, etc. you can have a concealed weapon without a permit. Are you telling me there are states out east where you're no longer allowed to even *open* carry a gun in the woods?
(Also the reservist tie-in is a little bit weird. I'm 50, I ain't drawing no TA-50. That makes me ineligible?)
- bitxbitxbitcoin 4y agoSeems like a suggestion by someone that isn’t aware of the classes and education that are needed to get a hunting license or concealed weapon permit.
- tra3 4y agoThere’s no concealed carry in Canada. In fact handgun acquisition has been banned last year. Hunting requires a license and then additional per species license. Except for species like wolves and coyotes, I think.
- doubled112 4y agohttps://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/firearms/authorization-carry https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/firearms/authorization-carry There is, but it's not very common at all, and not in the sense that you can just grab a gun and wander wherever you want. I've always wondered if they process the application without any of the work check boxes checked. I assume the answer is "no".