The idea of someone trespassing upon property that you rightfully own will fill most people with a combination of insensate anger and roiling violation. That is your land, your parcel, your property. They don’t belong there. What were they doing? Did they take anything, damage anything or are they just scouting for some other nefarious […]
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The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly or Concealed Any kind of knife except automatics or switchblades. See below. Dirk Bowie Machete Razor Dagger Assisted Opening Knives should be OK. See below. Illegal to Possess Any bladed offensive weapon* that exposes the blade automatically by way of switch, button, etc. (*See exceptions below). Pennsylvania Knife Law
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Illinois: Fast Facts on Trespassing Illinois Trespassing Law Overview Illinois is well known for being a state that absolutely loves its laws. They have laws for everything, laws upon laws upon laws. But that notwithstanding, you might be surprised to learn that Illinois laws on trespassing are actually fairly straightforward and easy to understand, with
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The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly or Concealed, No Permit Needed Dirk Bowie knife Butterfly knife Ballistic knife Razor Dagger Push Dagger Gravity knife Caution Advised Any knife with blade over 3”. See below. Arkansas Knife Law Overview Arkansas is, happily, a mostly permissive state for carry and ownership of knives having the right to
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The Essentials Nebraska Knife Law Overview Nebraska is a generally friendly and permissive state for knife ownership and carry, with clear and easy to understand legal language in most aspects. This is hampered only by the reliance on case law for some elements, of most concern to the average knife carrier being the opinion regarding
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It is the stated goal of many preppers to get clear of the big cities, to move out of their over-commercialized towns and to get off the “beaten trail”. Each and every one a euphemism for getting away from society and living life on their own terms in a 100% independent and self-reliant way. Not
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West Virginia: Fast Facts on Trespassing West Virginia Trespassing Law Overview Relevant West Virginia State Statutes Whenever you want to review a state’s legal statutes it is in your best interest to begin with the definitions. Legal definitions, or rather definitions contained in a legal document, can be tricky. If they have been ascribed any
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Most preppers are planning on carrying lots of gear with them when the time comes to bug out, or just when they are facing an uncertain and potentially dangerous situation. The load carriage solutions for hauling this needed gear are typically split between the pockets built into someone’s clothing, and a piece of carried luggage,
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The Essentials Legal to Carry Openly or Concealed South Dakota Knife Law Overview South Dakota can barely be said to have laws covering knives at all; you can carry absolutely any kind of knife you please, and there are no restrictions based on type, action, length or any other physical metric since about 2006. The
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Oklahoma Trespassing Law Overview Relevant Oklahoma State Statutes Oklahoma’s laws on trespassing are many, intricate and lengthy. A thorough understanding will require many readings, and it is always best to consult an attorney who is fluent on Oklahoma property and trespassing laws as part of your preparations. This article consists of an abridged overview of
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