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Classic_Cool 08-25-2011 01:49 PM

Any law against carrying bear spray in the US?
 
Guess I could always carry an AK-47 instead :P

I bought a can for my ATV travels and now as it happens I'm taking a road trip down through Montanna. Thought I might keep the can in my car and tent just in case I get jumped by hill billies or something :sHa_sarcasticlol:

Just don't want to get arrested if a state trooper pulls me over and sees it.

Plummerbutt 08-25-2011 02:19 PM

None that I have ever heard of except its not to be carried in most towns and can not be used on people as this would be assault in most states. Keep it in the woods and you will have no trouble from law enforcement. One more thing, Im not positive if it can be brought thru customs into the U.S.. I do know for fact I cannot bring it from the U.S. into Canada. If this is what you intend then you better call ahead to be safe.

honda450 08-25-2011 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Classic_Cool (Post 1057284)
Guess I could always carry an AK-47 instead :P

I bought a can for my ATV travels and now as it happens I'm taking a road trip down through Montanna. Thought I might keep the can in my car and tent just in case I get jumped by hill billies or something :sHa_sarcasticlol:

Just don't want to get arrested if a state trooper pulls me over and sees it.

Watch out for Fordtruckin in Montana, he will get ya. :scared0018:

ACKLEY ABE 08-25-2011 04:15 PM

I've never heard of hill billies or hillbillies in Montana. Unless you're going through the Ozarks, I doubt you'll ever see one.

Classic_Cool 08-25-2011 05:50 PM

Yeah I guess they wouldn't like me crossing the border with it. May have to defend myself the old fashioned way......with a rock :)

Warrior 08-25-2011 07:07 PM

I have crossed both ways with it when on my motorcycle with zero issues. As soon as they ask the questions about firearms I have told them right away and they didn't even ask to see it.

fordtruckin 08-27-2011 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Plummerbutt (Post 1057317)
I do know for fact I cannot bring it from the U.S. into Canada. If this is what you intend then you better call ahead to be safe.

Hmm I find that interesting because most outdoors stores in Bozeman post info taken from Canadian Gov website that says each Canadian resident can take 1 can of bear spray into Canada with them. If you declare bear spray they shouldn't have a problem letting you bring it across, afterall its not intended to be used on humans.

http://www.udap.com/faq.htm

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Originally Posted by honda450 (Post 1057337)
Watch out for Fordtruckin in Montana, he will get ya. :scared0018:

You never know where I'll show up! Its nice having a non typical patrol car. Catch lots of speeders cause they think your just another vehicle....:sHa_shakeshout:

bloom 08-27-2011 07:22 PM

Crossed many times with bear spray. Use to tell them, not I don't even mention it. They don't care. Nothing wrong with taking it across the border.


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