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NJ state forest campsite defense

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We can't all be Chuck Norris. This is a gun forum. We believe in protecting our LIVES (not possessions) with lethal weapons. My hands don't qualify, therefore my hatchet, buck knife and pepper spray were always within reach.

 

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Agreed... I always have a knife on me.

 

Yea, because people don't hurt or kill people just for fun... that never happens ....

 

We are talking about camping... how many times have people been killed "just for fun" while camping ?  Look, some of the best people I have met, I have met while camping.  Far fewer whackjobs camping than in my experiences... weird people.. sure.  Killers... don't think so.  Well, then again... I usually go camping with a dozen or so "ninjas". 

How about stats for NJ state parks since they are not included in national park statistics? And those numbers were out of how many total visitors? Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 4

I don't know if such stats are available, but I would assume that statistically nj state parks are even safer. I just wanted to point out that the probability of an attack is greater than zero.

I would go with pepper spray. Its legal to carry in what I think is 3/4oz amounts but I am not sure about park rules.

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