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Les:
Is it lawful to carry at the Buffalo Bill Rodeo at North Platte?  Does the definition of Professional athletic event count in this instance?  I've never seen it posted, and I've been going out there since when my kids were little?  Is it owned by the City? That might be another issue.

bkoenig:
I would assume it's a professional athletic event. 

depserv:
I'd say it's a safe assumption that the criminal gang that illegally infringes on our right to bear arms has its default setting on you can't carry.  The idea of a bunch of cowboys turned into helpless victims by an illegal government edict seems insane, and I wonder how many of them allow themselves to be bullied into surrendering their right to bear arms when they're at a rodeo.   I'm guessing there are probably a lot of guns in pickups.

Is it legal to open carry at a rodeo?

Les:
I understand the sentiment about open carrying in the rodeo, however I'm not willing open that door.  It is considered a PRCA event.  It'll be left secured in the vehicle.  "sigh" 

Phantom:

--- Quote from: depserv on June 17, 2016, 03:57:18 PM ---Is it legal to open carry at a rodeo
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I'd assume if your a CCW holder and concealed carry is prohibited....so you open carried instead....it could end up costing you your CCW permit by doing so.


I'm not a lawyer.... (but I might play one on Halloween some times)  :P

So as I see it

They could say that by open carrying...it makes you in violation of any prohibition of concealed carry they might have....just the same as if you had done it.  :o (Guilty by association!)

Just to be on the safe side.....
If you are a CCW holder...... I'd treat anywhere that you are prohibited from carrying concealed
as also prohibiting open carry......at least that is if you want to keep your CCW permit. 

Just My 2 cents... ;) 

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