Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire Verbal Altercations in public.

One of those things that should be in every training class. Where I'm from the talking part of an altercation is brief. I won't say anything I won't back up, because I've been in too many fights where backing it up was not optional. As I carry a gun most of the time, that comes into play. The result is you maintain situational awareness and steer clear of problems. I'd hate to be winning a fight only to get shot with my revolver when it goes to ground.

It helps to avoid places and events where you're surrounded by the lower classes. I used to be lower classes, so I know just how little they have to lose versus what I have earned.

All this seems to be lost of the yankees that wind up down here. People just don't know how to behave and don't understand why they are avoided.