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Interesting article on bear spray vs. bear handgun defense
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<blockquote data-quote="Stephen Prindle" data-source="post: 3093646" data-attributes="member: 106396"><p>My hunting buddy and I took our families to Glacier National Park a few years ago and hiked over 70 miles in 5 days. We both open carried, he had a ruger 480 and I had a my blackhawk in 45 Colt loaded hot. We had bear spray as well. We had done our research and determined it was legal to carry. We encountered several park rangers and were never challenged. We did however get a lot of dirty looks from other hikers. So hopefully the law has not changed for the National Parks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stephen Prindle, post: 3093646, member: 106396"] My hunting buddy and I took our families to Glacier National Park a few years ago and hiked over 70 miles in 5 days. We both open carried, he had a ruger 480 and I had a my blackhawk in 45 Colt loaded hot. We had bear spray as well. We had done our research and determined it was legal to carry. We encountered several park rangers and were never challenged. We did however get a lot of dirty looks from other hikers. So hopefully the law has not changed for the National Parks. [/QUOTE]
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