Check out this website for info and transporting weapons through Canada.Quote:
Originally Posted by welderguy
http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/index-eng.htm
When you get to this site, on the left side of the page you will see visitors/non-residents. Click on this link.
When the new page comes up, scroll down to "Non-Resident Firearm Declaration Continuation Sheet
(Form CAFC 910)"
Follow the instructions.
I am looking at airfare now. I think it would be cool, if everyday there were a few classes, taught by members, and we had a schedule of events, etc...
some ideas...Wilderness First-Aid basics, fire by friction, plant id, basic knots etc...
That way I could maybe write this off as a business expense (continuing education)
wow so far from what Ive read , it is going to be a colossal pain in the butt to travel Thur Canada with firearms.
Once we find out who is coming and get an idea of the special skills then maybe we could put together some events.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jason_Montana
Maybe NativeDude can attend and give a demonstration or two.
I hear that he is about 240 miles away.
maybe more or less just depends on what post you have readQuote:
Originally Posted by crashdive123
Now, if we had not Banned Bragg Creek, we could all stay in his 7 bedroom motorhome. That sucker is huge.
Did each bedroom have a private bath by chance:innocent:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sourdough
I really have to give this some serious thought. I would love to attend. The amount of knowledge and experience that would be sitting around the fire would be enormous. What a learning experience this will be. I feel like a young un that just got invited to the gathering of tribal elders.
The way Im looking at this is , I am planing on selling that 4 door ford to get a more economical daily driver and help pay some debt off, and what is left goes into my underware drawer for my AK JAMBOREE fund, plus it gives me three month to plan and save so I am all for it count me in.
If anyone is planning on doing some salmon fishing while here. You'll need a good 6 1/2 to 7 foot medium action rod and reel with high quality 20lb test line. You can get the lures up here.
would a 7 ft catfish rod work
I'm committed to hosting a conference with about 100 guests that very same weekend so it looks like I have to pass.
I'm finding round trip flights for $500. Which is a good price. I want to stay up there for about 10 days. I can hitch hike from anchorage to hope. I can pack all my own camping stuff, food, etc... so I can do this for pretty cheap for a ten day vacation, if there is free camping...
Are we sure on these dates? I am going to check prices for a week than buy a ticket, so if this event doesn't happen I at least want to be able to hang out at one of you guys places for a few daysand socialize, sight see....is that ok...
I guess this would be a good place to point out, that if you don't bring it to Sunrise, Alaska, you ain't got it. The nearest stores are Anchorage.
Welderguy: Yes.
Trax: That to bad, sorry to hear.
Jason: I've already scheduled that weekend off.
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Originally Posted by Jason_Montana
Damn, I had to mention world class rafting, crap....there goes the neighborhood.......:innocent: You are welcome to camp at my place as long as you want.
This is something that I would really love to do, but it's just not in the money or time budget right now. Someday.
this is all sounding good, I am going to start lining-up a kenneltender, and negotiating/rationalizing this business trip with my wife tonight!
Jason, I don't want you to have a premature orgasm, looking at photos. But, look up Six-mile creek, and google: www.chugachoutdoorcenter.com and www.novalaska.com and you can show your wife why it is a research/business trip.