Good thing he had a firear-————— Oh.
You could have long arms in Canadian parks in my day in the 70s
And sidearms in USA parks as well
I traveled into Canada from Glacier Park in 1976 and checked my 1911 and model 28 at the Canuck border
They had them waiting at Vancouver two weeks later when we crossed back in after Banff and Jasper and That small park sounds like Faulkner names it..Yockanany or something like that
And we were long hairs.....stank of ganj of course and all in a Honda with gear piled on top
I know usa parks are diff on guns now but I wonder about Canada
I redid that same trip with my boys last month and dipped into Canada briefly for the hell of it at Polebridge
First time I went to glacier somlong ago now the old ranger had a mule team with gear and he was carrying a ten gauge slug and a 45-70 and a 44 mag sidearm
Heading in to kill a grizzly that had mauled two female hikers killing one or both....cant recall
He laughed at my 1911 and told me to save a bullet for myself
And he was smoking a camel ....
Today rangers are like super pc police...
Glacier still allows firearms btw...I looked....I dont think its a universal national park law though ....it depends on which state
You can have a gun in the parks but only some allow you to shoot it
Something like that
Canada.
Where the tyrannical State — who is there to serve and protect you — will not allow you to protect yourself...for your own good.