Which is illegal, I checked that for a friend lol

The baton

@Tero here in prince george bc, we have tons of bears and cougars.

Canadian weapons bans are fucking insane.

and moose

not sure you can scare off or take down an angry moose with a hunting knife tho

@EnderOctanus the only people weapons bans prevent from getting those tools are law abiding citizens.

Unless you have a spear or a gun the moose wins by default

moose generally dont bother with people at all.

too busy eating grass and sticks to give a shit.

Depends on when

They get crazy aggressive during the rut

And will attack you unprovoked

you really wont see them during the rutting season, because they are out in the bush eating grass and sticks and getting fucked.

what if you too are out in the bush

take it from me, I hardly see moose at all.

Some people get unlucky lol

if your out in the bush... your in the bush, htf are you going to see moose...

you cant see more then 10 feet around you due to the cover from the trees and bush.

...

I cant even remember the last time I seen a moose.

they are around tho...

but they are out in the bush and deep brush.

I dont exactly think you understand how many trees are here or how dense the forests are... you could walk 1-2 miles into the bush from this here city get lost and possibly die.

I wouldent die, because I know a bit about wilderness survival... but thats me.

also when I got out into the bush im usually packing heat.

google "the highway of tears"

holy fuck...

Dude I live in Louisiana quit your bitching, I know what thick as fuck forests are like.

aint got nothing on the amount of bush we got up north here.

take a look at a map...

here in northern bc its all pretty much dense forests.

then for basically 1/3rd of the year all of its covered in 4-6 feet of snow.

Do you like water?

do you like frozen water?

like 4-6 feet of it

I'd prefer that, less shit lives in that trying to kill you.

deep

agreed

we sure dont have gators up here.

*That you know of.*

just bears, cougars, cyoties, wolves... and freezing cold temps 1/3 of the year.