Idaho Sportsman's Accesses

Idaho is a very "sportsman friendly" state and I know that many of the
"Sportsman's Access" areas allow camping. I'm interested in finding out
about a couple accesses that show on the map on the upper Teton River. If
you know of places, in that area, where I can legally and safely, park a
travel trailer for a week or so, please contact me

email

larry_linthicum AT hotmail Dot com

Larry L wrote:

Idaho is a very "sportsman friendly" state and I know that many of the
"Sportsman's Access" areas allow camping. I'm interested in finding out
about a couple accesses that show on the map on the upper Teton River. If
you know of places, in that area, where I can legally and safely, park a
travel trailer for a week or so, please contact me

What you should do, Larry, is just camp, unless there's a "no camping"
sign. If someone with a badge and/or a gun tells you to move, then move.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

rw wrote...
What you should do, Larry, is just camp, unless there's a "no camping"
sign. If someone with a badge and/or a gun tells you to move, then move.

But everyone in Idaho has a gone and loves waving them around at
tourists..... bseg
--
Warren
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"troutbum_mt" wrote



But everyone in Idaho has a gone and loves waving them around at
tourists..... bseg
--


not everybody .... I've spent a lot of time in Idaho ....nearly all of it
very pleasant

I already told the one "gone" story, the other one was similar. I was at a
field trial in Blackfoot and went up near Aberdeen (sp) looking for places
to train a couple dogs. I was specifically hoping to find some water areas
along that big lake.

I heard a couple shots and thought it might be other dog trainers, so I
headed that way. I went down a dirt road, then down another smaller one,
and finally stumbled on a shack/ house at the end and was trying to turn
around on the narrow path to leave when a youngish guy popped out with a
rifle, then I saw a second in the bushes, also with a rifle. The first
pointed the gun "at" me ( at the side of the truck and he certainly raised
it to point in my direction, but not drawing a bead on my head or anything )
with a "what do you want, you're not supposed to be back here" ( maybe
private property was mentioned, I don't remember ).

My "guess" is that I had stumbled onto either poaching, a drug lab/ farm or,
most likely, both. The guy looked more nervous than mad. You've probably
seen a big chassis mount dog truck and many people automatically think you
are "government" if they don't know what you do when you drive one. The
dogs started barking and I hollared that I was sorry and was lost and would
leave ASAP, finished turning around and left. Not a big deal, but it did
make me nervous, the guys had a very "druggy" look, and I know that can be
very dangerous. ( One of my claims to fame is that I quit taking LSD
before it became illegal, and I was hanging in the Haight before it was an
"in" thing ....hell I used to hang at City Lights when it was "beaknik" .
pre hippie G I'm a lily livered tea tottler now, but I've lost several
friends to drugs/ alcohol, and feel I recognize "the look" )

Hell, I've grabbed a shotgun and Chessie, a couple times, to go out and
kick tresspassers off my place .... they probably tell tales of weirdo gun
waving Californians g In one case the "hunter" had his kid with him
and was "pheasant hunting" .... I pointed to my house, told him how to drive
to it ( he had hopped a back fence and was parked on a different road ) and
told him " If you come over to the house and ask, I'll be glad to give you
permission to hunt, I might even walk with you with a good pheasant dog" ( I
was thinking of his kid, and hoped the kid would get a bird) To that
offer, "Dad" replied, "**** you, asshole." and stormed off having shown his
son how "real men" handle themselves ...... I assume the guy was a regular
on Usenet G

Larry L wrote...
not everybody .... I've spent a lot of time in Idaho ....nearly all of it
very pleasant

I am sure that you have, Larry. It is just that I see you as being the
type of guy who could go to a Mother's For Peace gathering and leave
with tales of having a bazooka pulled on you by some drug crazed
relative of the Manson family.
--
Warren
(use troutbum_mt (at) yahoo to reply via email)
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"troutbum_mt" wrote

. It is just that I see you as being the
type of guy who could go to a Mother's For Peace gathering and leave
with tales of having a bazooka pulled on you by some drug crazed
relative of the Manson family.
--


lol ..... may be accurate .... most of my "stories" are from many years ago,
and I most certainly am NOT the same person I was at that time .... at this
point in my life, just reading Riverman's stories from Africa makes me hide
under the bed g

BTW, I probably will be over near Osbourne Springs at your clave time, I
might come over and say hi one of the days

troutbum_mt wrote:
rw wrote...

What you should do, Larry, is just camp, unless there's a "no camping"
sign. If someone with a badge and/or a gun tells you to move, then move.


But everyone in Idaho has a gone and loves waving them around at
tourists..... bseg
Well now...
I am from Idaho! And I have a cabinet full of gones. But I have yet to
wave my gone at any known touristas! I sometimes get the urge to wave my
gone at my wife because she just hates gones and sometimes wishes my
gones were gone (it ain't gonna happen )
Go ahead and camp and I'll get my gone and see if you are gone by the
time I get there. I can't pass up the chance to wave my....oh well you
get the picture!

Philski (Livin' Large in Idaho)

philski wrote...
troutbum_mt wrote:
rw wrote...

What you should do, Larry, is just camp, unless there's a "no camping"
sign. If someone with a badge and/or a gun tells you to move, then move.


But everyone in Idaho has a gone and loves waving them around at
tourists..... bseg
Well now...
I am from Idaho! And I have a cabinet full of gones. But I have yet to
wave my gone at any known touristas! I sometimes get the urge to wave my
gone at my wife because she just hates gones and sometimes wishes my
gones were gone (it ain't gonna happen )
Go ahead and camp and I'll get my gone and see if you are gone by the
time I get there. I can't pass up the chance to wave my....oh well you
get the picture!

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I totally deserved that. ****ing spell checker....
I swear I am better off not using one.
--
Warren
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http://www.geocities.com/troutbum_mt...nConclave.html

troutbum_mt wrote:

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I totally deserved that. ****ing spell checker....
I swear I am better off not using one.

It gives you a false sense of security, so you don't proofread. It's a
shame to have an absurd spelling error waist a good rant. :-)

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I totally deserved that. ****ing spell checker....
I swear I am better off not using one.

And I thought you were serious and that was the way you Weserners pronounced
"gun".

Lou T