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FirstFreedom · December 11, 2006, 06:32 PM

Thankfully the laws here and now in many states which put the cold pills behind the pharmacy counter have devastated the crank- makers' business. I'd imagine it's still a big worry in states without this law. I want to say that my state of OK was the very first in the nation to adopt the law, and other states have quickly followed since it worked so well. I honestly think that if OK didn't have this law, I would have gotten my deer this year with my AR10 .308 rather than my Howa in .25-06, for the extra firepower *just in case*.

Yes, and springmom, you are right, discovering someone's pot grove is a bigger concern now, and has been for decades, since it's our state's #1 cash crop I am told, just in terms of total value. I've not found one yet, but my brother did out in a rural county when we were teens, and got the heck outta dodge pretty quick.

December 11, 2006, 06:32 PM	#10
FirstFreedom Junior member Join Date: May 31, 2004 Location: The Toll Road State, U.S.A. Posts: 12,451	Thankfully the laws here and now in many states which put the cold pills behind the pharmacy counter have devastated the crank- makers' business. I'd imagine it's still a big worry in states without this law. I want to say that my state of OK was the very first in the nation to adopt the law, and other states have quickly followed since it worked so well. I honestly think that if OK didn't have this law, I would have gotten my deer this year with my AR10 .308 rather than my Howa in .25-06, for the extra firepower just in case. Yes, and springmom, you are right, discovering someone's pot grove is a bigger concern now, and has been for decades, since it's our state's #1 cash crop I am told, just in terms of total value. I've not found one yet, but my brother did out in a rural county when we were teens, and got the heck outta dodge pretty quick.