The 20 safest and most dangerous national parks
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please tell me @chuck you aren’t gone be slinging gear on the South Fork.
Sounds like it’s time to buy a large caliber wheel gun or 10mm.
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Nah I won't bring any spin gear. I had a very nice, home built 6 weight that was stolen years ago from my house. I don't have any other fly gear and I don't want to borrow so I'll probably be purchasing sometime soon.
I'll probably just pack one of my .40s with 200 grain hard cast. 40s&w, according to the only reasonable research of documented encounters I've seen, is 5/5 at stopping bears. Just gotta shoot them where it hurts.
If the first I see of a bear is a dead on charge from 10 yards I think I can draw the pistol fast enough to put it in my mouth.
Also I know for a fact that I can run faster than my friend who is taking me on the trip...
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I have read about this adventure in Bob Marshall. That's awesome. Someone in the group packing some heat in there is fair game. Air horn too. I love my rechargeable air horn. Haven't used it on a charging grizzly bear though. It's good to have all options on Montana rivers. Not just for bears, but for Kevin Bacon, too.
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I don’t know why I’m surprised but the whole park rape and bear eating went in a direction I wasn’t prepared for.
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rolling in his grave with a young Filipino boy, enjoying libertine delights. Teddy was a classic groomer.
Although I agree national monument is a better fit for the Arch.
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I’d bring a .22 and kneecap anyone close to you so you don’t have to run too much.
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If OBK were still among us, he could share insight on National Parks being designed as a cover for human trafficking and a home for other worldly creatures.
Which could explain the frequency of disappearances.
