OC in state game lands?

**Accessory Man** · May 21st, 2011, 03:08 PM

Originally Posted by RaisedByWolves

Yes, this is my concern.

CC in summer is near impossible as its humid as all get out up there.

Also my concern was the issue of being viewed as hunting.

CC is never impossible, I am an enormas fat guy and I dont care how hot it gets, I wear pants, a belt, a t shirt and a button down shirt to cover my firearm. Even If I OC'ed only difference would be I'd tuck in my outer shirt.

I don't believe in shorts or sneakers for men over 14 yrs of age.

**legendarylorot** · May 21st, 2011, 05:35 PM

Originally Posted by Accessory Man

CC is never impossible, I am an enormas fat guy and I dont care how hot it gets, I wear pants, a belt, a t shirt and a button down shirt to cover my firearm. Even If I OC'ed only difference would be I'd tuck in my outer shirt.

I don't believe in shorts or sneakers for men over 14 yrs of age.

My thoughts exactly. Makes carry easy.

**oblivionboyj** · May 21st, 2011, 05:40 PM

You guys wear to many clothes. LOL

Seriously though, you can always conceal.
I am in shorts and a tshirt most of the time (weather permitting).
I don't tuck my tshirt, and I pretty much always wear a belt.

Wearing just that I can conceal my Kahr in a OWB pancake, or a Browning Hi-power in an IWB.

You can always conceal.

That said, I still chose to OC some times.

**Accessory Man** · May 21st, 2011, 05:49 PM

Originally Posted by oblivionboyj

You guys wear to many clothes. LOL

Seriously though, you can always conceal.
I am in shorts and a tshirt most of the time (weather permitting).
I don't tuck my tshirt, and I pretty much always wear a belt.

Wearing just that I can conceal my Kahr in a OWB pancake, or a Browning Hi-power in an IWB.

You can always conceal.

That said, I still chose to OC some times.

Men can never wear to many clothes, women on the other hand just the opposite

**oblivionboyj** · May 21st, 2011, 05:51 PM

Originally Posted by Accessory Man

Men can never wear to many clothes

I dissagree.

women on the other hand just the opposite

I agree

**wis bang** · May 21st, 2011, 07:51 PM

Originally Posted by RaisedByWolves

We have a family cabin in the Poconos that is on state game lands.

Lease camp sites are on State Forest Land, not SGL. I'll bet your building has a number that is 19C XXX. The 19 stands for Delaware State Forest.

You can treat the cabin as your vacation home and consider transporting w/ out a LTCF under the exemption and OC at your camp.

You can't then drive around that area and OC unless you have a LTCF -or- your sportsmen permit w/ hunting license when you hunt, fish, or train dogs...