Practical Tips for Security when Ovelranding or Camping

[@stahpit1971]

Great video. Not something everyone wants to talk about. Being a 2A supporter doesn't always solve the problems and in some cases makes it worse for you especially if you encounter a pack of animals. I would encourage your viewers to go watch one of the recent videos from Matty Vanhalen he and his friends came upon just this type of situation luckily it turned out ok but it could have gone sideways in a flash.

[@mtnmnchronicles]

I watched the video you mentioned. A great example of the best way to avoid a problem is to take yourself out of a situation before it becomes one. I applaud Matty on his de-escalation.

[@CJLane-62]

New subscriber here and thanks for the video you make some very good points and Advice 🇺🇸

[@mtnmnchronicles]

Thank you for subscribing and I do appreciate your comments.

[@tymsmithe8675]

I"d bet that firecrackers would be a good bear determent too.

[@mtnmnchronicles]

I am unsure if I could light the fuse and throw if a bear was charging me.. 😀, but I bet the sound would be enough to make them run in the other direction. Thanks for the comment.

[@joshzarbaugh]

It's an oxymoron to say you're a big believer in the second amendment but you follow second amendment rules...... There are no rules. The second amendment is We The People telling the government what they are allowed to do. Not the government telling us what we can do.

[@mtnmnchronicles]

Thank you for your comment. I appreciate your feedback. My intention was to follow safety rules when exercising my Second Amendment rights. I tried not to make this a political video.

[@andynonymous2164]

That would be a "redundancy" you are referring to. An oxymoron is when someone thinks about exercising their second ammendment right in order to "tell the government what they are allowed to do" but also knows how effective Apache helicopters are.

[@Jenna-q6w]

you may want to check your spelling in the headline. Practical is NOT spelled with an F

[@mtnmnchronicles]

Thank you.