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If you're referring to the Disney TV theme show, it was Davey Crockett who "kilt him a bar when he was only three."

Fess Parker played both Davey Crockett and Dan'l Boone on TV, so it's easy to get confused

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Hmmmmm.... thats not a very old bear (I mean Bar).

I wonder if the PETA people know about this.

LarryH wrote:If you're referring to the Disney TV theme show, it was Davey Crockett who "kilt him a bar when he was only three.

I was thinking of the Filson Museum more than Disney.

For the other kind of kilt you can try something like this.

So, the consensus is that concealed carry (with a CHL) is legal at the NTIF in Fair park?

My wife and I are planning on going this year in March, and will probably ride the DART down, but ONLY if I'm packing the entire time. Otherwise, I don't plan on going down to that area at all (or riding DART on the weekend, for that matter)

I did see the "no guns of any kind" message on their website, but it's obviously not 30.06 compliant (or enforceable, I assume, being at Fair Park)

KBCraig wrote:

Mike1951 wrote:

flintnapper wrote:And don't forget your "Kilt".

That brings up some entirely new issues of concealment!

Check out the last item here:
http://www.neokilt.com/custom.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

You beat me to it!

Fortunately, my German heritage doesn't subject me to kilts. Unfortunately (or fortunately, perhaps ) I can find no such thing as a pair of concealed carry lederhosen.

It's Irish and there's alcohol sold/served. Ya think it might be 51%?

wheelgun1958 wrote:It's Irish and there's alcohol sold/served. Ya think it might be 51%?

Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think it would be 51%.
Yeah, alcohol is served, but combined with everything else there, I don't think it is 51% of gross sales. Obviously, I don't plan on drinking.

This one is hard for me to decide.

kidder014 wrote:

wheelgun1958 wrote:It's Irish and there's alcohol sold/served. Ya think it might be 51%?

Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think it would be 51%.

I think that was a joke - a comment on the Irish drinking stereotype.

Just as a future FYI, I was still unsure about the whole concealed carry at the NTIF, so I contacted Fair Park administration.

The guy on the phone was extremely helpful, and referenced this on their website:

Weapons and sharp metal objects, such as pocket knives, scissors and the like, are not allowed. The State of Texas does allow a person holding a valid concealed handgun license to enter into Fair Park with a concealed handgun. However, during the State Fair of Texas and some other special events, licenses will be examined at the entrance by an authorized security supervisor. In accordance with Texas laws that protect “premises where a high school, collegiate or professional sporting event or interscholastic event is taking place," handguns are never permitted inside the Cotton Bowl.

http://www.fairpark.org/index.php?optio ... cle&id=198

He said all venues and attractions held at Fair Park ARE CHL friendly, with the acception of the Cotton Bowl, as indicated above.

kidder014 wrote:Just as a future FYI, I was still unsure about the whole concealed carry at the NTIF, so I contacted Fair Park administration.

The guy on the phone was extremely helpful, and referenced this on their website:

Weapons and sharp metal objects, such as pocket knives, scissors and the like, are not allowed. The State of Texas does allow a person holding a valid concealed handgun license to enter into Fair Park with a concealed handgun. However, during the State Fair of Texas and some other special events, licenses will be examined at the entrance by an authorized security supervisor. In accordance with Texas laws that protect “premises where a high school, collegiate or professional sporting event or interscholastic event is taking place," handguns are never permitted inside the Cotton Bowl.

http://www.fairpark.org/index.php?optio ... cle&id=198

He said all venues and attractions held at Fair Park ARE CHL friendly, with the acception of the Cotton Bowl, as indicated above.

But the big question still remains; IS IT 51%?