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Originally Posted By: Danh
Originally Posted By: volk06
Originally Posted By: Danh
Add waterproof jacket and insect repellent, leave the revolver home.
Take the revolver along.
After decades of hiking I can say the only thing that's ever really worried me were the very, very few hikers i encountered with handguns. Most every one you meet hiking you'll find to be fun, interesting and caring. And unarmed. If bears are your issue, take bear spray - it works on Grizzlies in Montana and it'll work even better in West Virginia.
If you were a 100 pound woman hiking the Pacific Crest trail solo, I'd get it, but what are all us big, strapping guys so afraid of?
Everyone has to have their boogey man.
Dont forget the green tree gang, hiding around the next boulder, hopped up on drugs, waiting to rob your wife and rape you!
Originally Posted By: volk06
Originally Posted By: Danh
Add waterproof jacket and insect repellent, leave the revolver home.
Take the revolver along.
After decades of hiking I can say the only thing that's ever really worried me were the very, very few hikers i encountered with handguns. Most every one you meet hiking you'll find to be fun, interesting and caring. And unarmed. If bears are your issue, take bear spray - it works on Grizzlies in Montana and it'll work even better in West Virginia.
If you were a 100 pound woman hiking the Pacific Crest trail solo, I'd get it, but what are all us big, strapping guys so afraid of?
Everyone has to have their boogey man.
Dont forget the green tree gang, hiding around the next boulder, hopped up on drugs, waiting to rob your wife and rape you!