Well, I guess puma is a different subject altogether. .357 with a 6" barrel
or a nice 9 mil with lotsa rounds in the tank would be my choice.
Now about that rain....
Sean
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Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 10:12 PM
Subject: Re: Guns & Fishing
> Ok, Ok... just have to respond now. No, I'm not trying to rattle anyone
> with a "gun" question. I'm just one of those "lurkers" thinking that I'd
> finally write and maybe ask a question. Ya know, why not ask other
fishermen
> (and women) what they may carry--if they feel the need to carry?
>
> Fact is, I've only felt the need to carry on two of three occassions. All
> occassions have been in very remote areas (mainly cougar country). When
you
> hike into a remote location a couple of hours away from your truck, you
think
> twice about "packin' heat."
>
> Now if I still lived in Washington and fished Rocky Ford, I'd only have to
> worry about finding a parking spot, not an encounter with the cougar-kind.
> {editors note: don't get too excited people....I love Rocky
Ford......and
> look forward to getting back again soon.:) }
>
> Hope it's still ok to "lurk"...especially since I'm on out-of-stater.
Even
> thought I lurk, I love to read well thought out and fun to read threads
from
> contributors such as Leland.
>
> Gregg (the lurker-from-Oregon)
>
