Itβs not just Canadians. The idea of taking an AK-47 for protection against coyotes has me laughing my butt off.
Youβre more likely to be attacked by a rabid raccoon than a coyote.
I mean, I do grizzly and wolf territory without anything other than the mandatory bear spray.
Iβm always shocked by these big burly men who get so scared that animals will hurt them that they bring some darned hand cannon into the woods with them.
And no I am not scared of guns. I own three. Just dont get the phallic worship they seem to evoke in some.
Something tells me his 3 guns are as follows:
1.a 1911
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A bubbaed mosin/carcano/m1
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A double barrel for joe style self defense
Iβve camped hundreds of nights alone. Many of those nights were in northern (US) Rockies wilderness, home to grizzlies and black bear, wolves and coyotes, mountain lions and bobcats, and plenty of militant and armed wackos, and Iβve never camped with a gun.
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I live in Wisconsin and somehow I only know one person who owns guns.
He has a Mini-14, among others, and when he was telling me about it I thought he was admitting to owning an over-priced Bong car.
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