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It's not the people from Boise it's the people (Red Necks) from Elk City ;)

That's why in Lolo pass the speedlimit on the Montana side is 75 MPH - to keep the rednecks from reaching the bottom alive in the middle of winter. :D
 
I know exactly where that sign is. we use to hunt pheasants about ten miles from there. You would have to be a complete fool to be shooting there and I have my doubts whether that picture was staged or not. From MSNBC and we all know how much they love us gun owners.

s the people (Red Necks) from Elk City

Those guys up there don't care much for outsiders or so I have heard, especially during hunting season. But I don't blame em one bit.
Live out and you'll find out there are some real idiots come out once in a while. I have had guys unloading their hunting dogs almost in my front yard and my dogs having a fit 30 feet away. Then they got mad when I told em this was private property and I didn't allow hunting. If they would have gone 1/4 mile down the road I wouldn't have said a word. We did allow hunting but not if you didn't ask or were foolish enough to unload practically in my yard. Sadly this wasn't an isolated incident, but they were rare.

ATrue story,,,
Buddy of mine lives in the Mtn.s, one day there was some folks out by his barn setting up a camp, tents etc. a couple of hundred feet from his house. so he goes out and asks em "can I have your address" they ask him why. He says " cause next time I come to town I might decide to stay overnight and come and set me up a tent in your yard". They got the idea and left without him having to tell them to.
 
I don't buy this story. I call BS. There is a deeper agenda that someone is trying to sell. Granted there could be an idiot out there may shoot at an armored vehicle on training once. Afterall an idiot shot a hole in the Trans-Alaska Pipeline in 2001.

However, given the amount of LE attention such an incident would generate it probably wouldn't happen again.

I think the story is made up to so the fed pukes can justify a 41,000 acre land grab that would otherwise generate a lot of public opposition. It's easier to sell if you tell the public it's for the safety of their NG personnel.

Never trust the fed pukes when it comes to land issues (or most issue for that matter). Just ask any Indian. Throw in useful idiots like bunny-huggers and eco-nazis and it gets even murkier.
 
My family and where I live when not in school is really close to Hells Gate State Park. The park is in the city limits but bowhunting and shotguns with smoothbore barrels and no slugs are allowed out in the park away from the campground. And there were no shooting accidents in the park last year. My dad and I play paintball there too. But as for shooting, there are some places that don't allow shooting, like the area around Man Lake, but there are a few people out there who would shoot anything. There are people all over who would shoot traffic signs.

When my family lived in Wisconsin we pulled up behind a car with some teenagers in it. They chucked a beer can out the window which was followed by a hand with a revolver. The guy with the gun actually tried to hit the beer can as it sailed through the air. The scary thing was we on top of a bluff in Bergum Coulee near the Sheffelbine orchards and that bullet COULD have gone anywhere. :eek:
 
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