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Outdoors with Mark Sturtevant

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Outdoors with Mark Sturtevant
It s the third week of August, high summer, and the 2010 hunting seasons are on our doorstep. The big outdoor stores have started their big event sales, and the local pro shops are busy tuning and repairing bows and installing new scopes on favorite hunting rifles.

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Categories : Small Game
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Outdoors notebook for Sunday, August 22, 2010
Duck blind drawings scheduled Sept. 18; OKC shooter earns distinction; NWTF banquet Saturday in Edmond; Bluewing teal to be on 2011-12 duck stamp

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Categories : Hunting States
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I took time to write this and to answer hundreds of questions myself. Please help me out by reading and answering thuroughly, I don’t ask many questions and I help out the yahoo answers community a lot. Please help me back.

I like collecting knives, weapons.. Lighters, I DON’T KNOW WHY!!! Don’t ask…

Just recently I started, I got a tomahawk, a big hunting knife, 2 spring assisted knives, a really nice shiny pocket knife, 2 folder hunting utility knife things (Really don’t know what there called) and 2 normal folding knives but they got one of those thumb assists.

Okay none of that has anything to do with my question, firstly all of those are 100% legal in my country of Canada.. But some knives I want are illegal.. So here comes some of my questions, feel free to add as much as you want, and please if anything cares for the community, be helpful cause I am very helpful to the yahoo community. Help out your peers.

I want to know if I can buy ILLEGAL knives but never carry them outdoors.. Such as Balisong butterfly knives or switchblades, some Italian stiletto switch blades.. Blah blah, because it is LEGAL to sell the parts, and people sell kits at the flee markets and stuff, and you take it home and once its made its illegal, but I’m not sure if I can have them just for collectional purposes.

Okay another question, this gets asked a lot, no one really knows the answer, they go off BS they hear from others. I want to know if its LEGAL to carry knives outdoors, I know pocket knives are, but like a spring assist or something, and I know some people say if its smaller then the palm of your hand or w/e but my hands are small lol 0.0.. And I know for a fact that if a police officer feels that the item is a weapon that they can take it from you, no matter what it is. But I want to know how far can I push this to the limit where they can literally charge me, I could have a razor sharp pen I like sharpened, but its not illegal 0.0 but they can take it away, and I’m sure I cant get charged for it. So how far can I push that where they can only take it and not charge me.

I also want to know if there are permits or such I can get, I live in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) in Ontario, Canada. I don’t want to carry a weapon to harm people, just mainly for self defense and in case of emergencies, which happen in cases. I really want to know if I have a legal knife, and I use it to help someone else or myself in self defense if thats okay.

I also know for a fact that if you tell a police officer that you carry a weapon for self defense that you can be charged for planning on using it on someone, so thats kinda stupid if it is legal to use it as self defense.

Thats it really, but if you want to add anything I apreciate information.

Categories : Hunting Safety
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Mississippi outdoors: Waterfowl hunting seasons dates set
Mississippi outdoors

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Categories : Small Game
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Fifth annual regional outdoors show this weekend
L.V. Hunting & Fishing Extravaganza is bigger, better than ever When Bob Danenhower and Rick Weaknecht got together in 2006 and produced an outdoors show, they were hoping they could make it last at least five years.

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Shawn Clark column: Outdoors not just for men
These days, the outdoors is not just for men. Im sure many of us realize that. And its a good thing.

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Categories : Hunting States
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