volshooter
Buckeye
Was out this afternoon picking wild raspberries. Had my berry poke hung on my Vaquero handle. My every day rig is a western style. Been picking the same vines for 30 years. Some are on my property, most are along the side of the road to my place.
Heard a vehicle come by and a female voice say "he has a gun". They pulled in 2 doors down. Bout 20 minutes went by and another vehicle came by, my back was to the road. This one stopped. I heard, "hey, what are you doing?". Looked around and it was a LEO. I said " I'm picking berries". Leo said " where do you live and why are you carrying a revolver", to him I replied " right here, for snakes........ and cause I can, is there a problem?" Grinning he said no and drove two doors down. Out of the corner of my eye I watched him talk to the folks that live there. Could not hear what was said, but LEO left.
What is wrong with these folks moving here? Seeing a feller with a firearm is not uncommon. I only talked to these folk once before and had trouble understanding them. They called 911 because my rat terrier got loose. Animal control picked him up. My name, address and phone # was on his collar.
The guy that lives next to them told me last week that he did not own any firearms but kept a baseball bat handy (he is from NY). During that conversation he complained about all the noise caused by my family shooting. He admitted we had the right, but it is the noise that upset the neighbors. We shoot bout 600 yards away from the road and in the opposite direction. Not to mention a ridge between us and the valley.
I am starting to get that feeling that I had in the 80's when all those folk from up north moved here and tried to change here. WE still don't care how you did it up there. GO HOME!
Heard a vehicle come by and a female voice say "he has a gun". They pulled in 2 doors down. Bout 20 minutes went by and another vehicle came by, my back was to the road. This one stopped. I heard, "hey, what are you doing?". Looked around and it was a LEO. I said " I'm picking berries". Leo said " where do you live and why are you carrying a revolver", to him I replied " right here, for snakes........ and cause I can, is there a problem?" Grinning he said no and drove two doors down. Out of the corner of my eye I watched him talk to the folks that live there. Could not hear what was said, but LEO left.
What is wrong with these folks moving here? Seeing a feller with a firearm is not uncommon. I only talked to these folk once before and had trouble understanding them. They called 911 because my rat terrier got loose. Animal control picked him up. My name, address and phone # was on his collar.
The guy that lives next to them told me last week that he did not own any firearms but kept a baseball bat handy (he is from NY). During that conversation he complained about all the noise caused by my family shooting. He admitted we had the right, but it is the noise that upset the neighbors. We shoot bout 600 yards away from the road and in the opposite direction. Not to mention a ridge between us and the valley.
I am starting to get that feeling that I had in the 80's when all those folk from up north moved here and tried to change here. WE still don't care how you did it up there. GO HOME!