Carrying Weapons North of the Border
I've been doing some reading in regards to carrying weapons north of the border. I had read previously that you can forget about handguns and assault weapons. I read today that weapons fall into thr...
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sue.t wrote:
Well, you're more likely to be killed by a moose than a bear according to the stats.
If you don't have a hunting permit and kill an animal, you'll also have a long delay in your trip. It must be reported and it will be investigated to ensure it was self-defence rather than over-reaction to a animal strolling by.
We've seen bears stroll by many times without causing any problem. But we don't leave anything around that will attract them or cause curiosity.
That is true, but in fairness there are way more moose than bears....and few people attempt to get a bear to eat an apple out of their hand (as I have seen people do in Anchorage in the winter when moose move into town).
