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Carry at State or County Fairs?
RobertH:
what about the Lancaster Super Fair? i assume its anti-CC as well. can anyone prove that?
bullit:
--- Quote from: RobertH on August 02, 2013, 08:13:28 AM ---what about the Lancaster Super Fair? i assume its anti-CC as well. can anyone prove that?
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I would be surprised if it is as the Event Center (outside the gun shows) is NOT posted.
rudy:
I went to the Lancaster county "super" fair yesterday. Tickets are collected while you are in your car before you enter the parking lot by folks standing in the driveway by a picnic/tent canopy thing. I decided since there were no signs prohibiting ccw at the canopy, I should be good, since there could be a fairly strong argument made that it was the entrance since the tickets were collected there. I saw no signs in any other parts of the fair--the buildings, midway, etc.
It bothers me that presumably publicly owned places can be posted, such as a public library or the state fair. I am curious to hear the response to CitizenClark's question.
Bucket:
I carried last week at the Sarpy County Fair. There's no admission charge so the grounds are pretty much open. I didn't see anything posted, but then again, I wasn't looking all that hard either.
Seems to me a place like the fair and it's environs is just the sort of place where one wants the means of self defense.
Dan W:
--- Quote from: Bucket on August 05, 2013, 02:36:04 PM --- I didn't see anything posted, but then again, I wasn't looking all that hard either.
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Conspicuous signage should not require one to search for it.
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