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I've done alot of backcountry touring up here, not for a number of years now but when I was younger(did I just type that? lol). It depends what you're doing or your goal is. I ski-toured atleast 3 or 4 multi-day trips a winter and usually a couple of overnighters in the summer too, bagging...

Agreed. The urban interface is where I mostly hear of any issues, and if they come sniffing 'round my place they'd get shot too. But with 300+pds of dog running around, even the 'yotes rarely to never come very close to me. I usually hear a few stories a year of livestock getting eaten, and...

Not that regularly. I worked all over the cougar infested island, as well as in grizzly reserves here in the interior. And every other type of isolated wilderness that BC has to offer for 12 years, never once did a wild animal harm me or anyone else I worked with. Ever.

Meh, you guys were just getting all fired up. It's a man thing, happens to me all the time. I wouldn't have it any other way. Guns, as with most things being looked at in the larger view of societies is a complex question. There are rarely easy answers and many more shades of gray than I...

Oh certainly any type of violence is usually illegal. But with a gun you can't argue that it's not easier to be lethal in it's mis-use. A tire iron could be used to beat someone to death fairly easily, but not nearly as easily or effectively as popping a couple of rounds. I don't think anyone...

Very true, the argument made up here though is the more un-registered guns that are around, means more guns being sold/bought illegally. If that makes sense? Maybe bought legally by a 'quasi' criminal who then re-sells them for profit to anyone. That's been the main argument up here for...

Well I certainly wouldn't be calling anyone on The Treehouse a dofus, so I don't think I'll get those reply's here. Even though I may vehemently dis-agree with some people on here, I respect the other members here. I was just adding some perspective on how it is in Canada, and hoping maybe...

A couple things Paul, maybe you can correct me if I'm mis-informed. After getting your RPAL, you'll still need to apply for a transport permit(ATT) before being able to purchase/own a handgun, even if it's just to get it home. At this point in time I believe that you'll be looked over quite...