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I find combining a sizeable fixed blade, like my Ontario machete, with a gillie suit and some face paint smooths things over at the state campgrounds :thumbup:
I carry a fixed blade routinely, I've gone through Petco with no strange looks but then again, no one here cares.
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I'm taking the family camping for the 4th.. with the little ones it;ll be at a campground.
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By choosing to be in a camp ground you take upon yourself the social norms of the campsite
So working within these, you need to use your discrection in what knife you will carry
Nope not me... I would simply carry what I wanted and if someone didn't like it, well then that would be their problem. Not mine!
Carrying a knife in a campground is legal-Playing loud music in the middle of the night in a public campground is not.So it would also be okay to play loud music in the middle of the night?
What makes you decide when their problem is yes your problem?
Asking
Loud music is an assault on the ears of everybody nearby.So it would also be okay to play loud music in the middle of the night?
What makes you decide when their problem is yes your problem?
Asking
As the quote in my sig indicates, I carry a lot of steel with me in to the woods. I like using, experimenting, and honing my skills with different tools and mediums. I'm usually in my woods or in a designated wilderness, where I rarely if ever encounter anyone who wasn't invited. I typically have my SAK Farmer, Opinel, at least one 4 inch'ish fixed blade, and a 12" machete. When my son and I do hike on busy trails, I carry my SAK and fixed blade attached to the strap of my pack. No one has ever looked at me twice. Not carrying a fixed blade knife in to the woods would be like me going to the store without my wallet.