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anygunanywhere wrote:

Tom wrote: Kind Regards from a very wet NW Kerr County,

Tom

So, the Edwards Aquifer is being recharged, is it?

Anygun, Saddlewood lot owner, Kerrville resident in the future.

Actually no (a minor nit of mine). The Edwards aquifer does not contact Kerr County at all.
Our aquifer out here is the Edwards-Trinity Plateau Aquifer which extends NW to Midland-Odessa.
Our recharge area is huge and includes everything from here towards Midland-Odessa.
We are on the very deepest end of it and have a huge underground supply of water that is in this
area over 800 feet thick with the top at about 2000 ft ASL. I don't believe it extends even to Kerrville though.

The Edwards (full name is Edwards-Balcones Fault Zone) runs from Bracketville to Kyle in
a narrow arc, under San Antonio. Its recharge area is well south and east of us.

All of our runoff ends up in the LLano to the north and then into the Colorado, to Austin.

For a lot more good aquifer stuff see:
http://www.twdb.state.tx.us/publication ... %20345.htm

FYI, Kerrville does a lot of recharging of their underground supply from the Guadelupe so you should be
fine for a long time.

Aquifer discussions can sometimes turn violent, which is part of the reason that I always carry (gun content).

Kind Regards,

Tom

Dougmyers5 wrote:Leave it in your truck and stay out of possible trouble its not worth it just for the 15 to 30 minutes of security.

All airports wish you would not carry in the terminals unless traveling and then you have to follow the rules for that. Hard case and locked away.

I don't doubt what you say is true, but which of the major TX airports are
not owned by a government body of some sort? And while they may wish
for you not to carry under your CHL, outside of the secure TSA controlled
area, what can they legally do about it?
Does a 30-06 posting have any legal weight in the non-secure areas?

This particular issue keeps popping up and it always causes me confusion.
But then, wet caliche can cause me confusion, so being confused isn't all
that uncommon.

Kind Regards from a very wet NW Kerr County,

Tom