Porcupine

[DEB]

Great take from AmmoLand concerning another creature to use to represent self-defense. Instead of Sheep Dog, Wolf, or Sheep/Sheeple, the use of Porcupine. Many of Concealed Carriers are not there to protect the Sheep or to be a Sheep Dog against the Wolves, but are there to be a Porcupine, to protect one's self or family.

http://www.ammoland.com/2015/10/we-dont ... z3q4kftsFI

[Beiruty]

Not acting when the actor can, can result in said actor's death.

[Beiruty]

This character is more fitting for an armed citizen:

[Middle Age Russ]

I understand their comparison and agree to a point. Where they see a porcupine instead of a sheepdog, I see a sheepdog who is very choosy about who their flock is.

[Pariah3j]

This character is more fitting for an armed citizen:

Was thinking this was the honey badger when I first saw it, until I quoted it.

[Beiruty]

This character is more fitting for an armed citizen:

Was thinking this was the honey badger when I first saw it, until I quoted it.

Honey, it looks like a badger with White fangs.

[allisji]

This character is more fitting for an armed citizen:

Was thinking this was the honey badger when I first saw it, until I quoted it.

Honey badger knows a thing or two about self-defense as well, though.

[Beiruty]

This character is more fitting for an armed citizen:

Was thinking this was the honey badger when I first saw it, until I quoted it.

Honey badger knows a thing or two about self-defense as well, though.

I got your idea when I saw this photo:

[Beiruty]

Lovely face, only his moma would love:

[Abraham]

I think wolverines are beautiful!

[allisji]

Lovely face, only his moma would love:

That face looks like it's saying, "get off my lawn"

[Abraham]

allisji,

It does, it does...!