Wyoming has a CFP if you want to carry concelled on your person. However you can open carry without a permit.
You are also allowed to carry (without a CFP) in your vehicle, whether it be laying on the dash, in the glove box, in the console, or tucked in the door panel.
I guess my theory is if I can do that much and be legal, why have a CFP and allow the feds to know I have any guns.

 

He's an open "Socialist" LOL. I used to play basketball with him down the end of our street in the 90s with a couple of other guys (Burlington, VT). Funny dude....Very accessible. Whatever you want to talk about....Pretty rare.

 

If I'm riding out at my ranch, I carry a bull-barreled Ruger .22 semi-auto pistol (for snakes and varmints) on a hip holster. If I'm riding out in the true wilderness (Utah's Paiute trail, etc.) I carry a Ruger .357 SP101 Revolver in my tank bag.

I don't go looking for trouble, but if it finds me I want to be prepared to protect myself and my loved ones

 

Most of my riding is in the forest, so a carry my Taurus 9mm in a shoulder holster when ever i go riding. We have wolf packs here in idaho, that have been known to attack live stock and hunting dogs.

 

correct- You can pass a .38 through a 357, and I also believe a 380 through a 9mm- but not the other way around due to the length of the round.

I'll carry my sig-sauer .380 p232 when in the mass woods, but when I'm heading into CT or RI I don't. Everyone seems to hate Mass (including me )

I have a summer residence in ME also- but I still have to apply for the permit.
I thouught NH & VT used to accept the Mass LTC, but i don't think that's the case anymore...

 

I use the .357 revolver for bear hunting; drops them where they stand.

 

Bringing this back up...(I need the post count, lol).

My job policy prefers me to be armed at all times, but it is not required by policy. Having said that, I am rarely not armed. My prefered off duty weapon is my Glock 33, chambered in .357 Sig.