No one comments on OC in clothing store, but hunting store says no?

**fingers80002** · November 21st, 2008, 01:07 AM

Originally Posted by XD40coyote

Well how abouts we meet up, you have a furtaker lisc right? OK, I'll show you what traps (and lures) to buy and how to prep them and you need to get/make cable stakes, a stake driver, and hay. I will show you the stupidest easiest set ever made that catches fox after fox, and with 2 big traps and cable stakes, you can hold coyotes as well. Yeah we can meet in Hanover and eat somewhere and OC and go to this store. I will wear fur too LOL. Plus give me one farm, I'll show you where to set ( fox travelways) and show you how to make the set.

Sorry but Hanover is too far for me to go to trap, the traps have to be checked daily, that's alot of time and driving for a 10.00 animal. So it may be up to you to rid these farms of foxes! I'll take the pelts though, unless you find some local buyer. FREE trapping course, can't beat that, and with "my" famous hay set. PA Furtrappers has a book coming out soon on the top PA trappers' fox sets, and I am featured! I haven't seen a proof copy though. Oh yeah, one season I caught 60 foxes in hay sets.

No furtaker here.
My fox skins have bullet HOLES in them............

**XD40coyote** · November 21st, 2008, 01:11 AM

My foxes have holes in them too! A .22 through the chest to put them down. Entry hole and exit hole.

But you best get a furtaker lisc if you are gonna shoot foxes- those WCO's can be real asses if they catch you doing it without 1.

**fingers80002** · November 21st, 2008, 01:13 AM

Originally Posted by XD40coyote

My foxes have holes in them too! A .22 through the chest to put them down. Entry hole and exit hole.

But you best get a furtaker lisc if you are gonna shoot foxes- those WCO's can be real asses if they catch you doing it without 1.

I don't shoot fox...........

just saying "if I did"..........

**indianjack** · November 21st, 2008, 03:56 PM

Originally Posted by fingers80002

I hate those damn birds we can't kill ,also!!

You mean the Bald Eagles?

**headcase** · November 22nd, 2008, 11:40 AM

I would have covered my gun and apologized. Then asked to see his five most expensive firearms. After haggling a bit on the price I would have told him I wanted to buy them all. As he started to do the paperwork, I would have told him that after careful thought, I didn't want to support any place that sold firearms but didn't support firearm owner's rights and then left. But hey, that's just me.....

**4XLT** · November 22nd, 2008, 12:54 PM

never had a problem with my store here in Harrisburg.

i would have told them no i'll take my money elsewhere !! nuff said

**Pa. Patriot** · November 22nd, 2008, 01:15 PM

I've never had a problem with any store. Of any kind. And I've OC'd in probably as many places as everyone in this thread combined.
Point being twofold. 1) I don't know from experience. 2) It is not the norm, so my advice is don't sweat it.

Decide ahead of time where your limits are in regards to compliance vs. leaving and when confronted with such a situation do your best to use it to educate the facility in question. It may be a friendly chat with the person involved after complying with their wishes, or a polite letter to ownership afterwards. Or both.
If you decide to not comply and leave, do so politely and send a letter to the ownership explaining your position.

**nepawolf** · November 27th, 2008, 01:15 AM

Always remember that a place like Gander Mtn is a chain store and has to follow the rules of their higher-ups. I wouldn't conceal, but I would leave and call the HQ. Tell the HQ that until they stop oppressing your 2A rights they won't get a dime from you and that if they refuse to change their ways that you will tell all of your friends that they refuse to acknowledge 2A rights. It's not just a right to own it's a right to bear as well.

**gnbrotz** · November 27th, 2008, 06:55 AM

Originally Posted by nepawolf

It's not just a right to own it's a right to bear as well.

There's also a right for the owner to have control over private property. One right does not cancel another.

**edstephan** · November 27th, 2008, 10:49 AM

If this was the Gander Mountain by Century III, I have never had a problem OC there or Gander Mountain in Washington and Greensburg either.
Same goes for
Dick's in Monroeville, West Mifflin, Cranberry, Homestead (I did get some looks from some of the natives there), and Pittsburgh Mills ,
Cabelas in Dallas Pike, WVa,
Dunhams in North Versailles, and Altoona,
Sportsman's Warehouse in Mt. Nebo
Ed