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All of California's gun safety legislation seems to be based on illogical fears instead of actual research. What is the logic on banning scary looking features like barrel shrouds, collapsible stocks, rotating cylinder shotguns, and high capacity magazines when 99+% of gun crime is committed with normal handguns? What is the reason for going after anything except stricter handgun laws when you know that these cosmetic bans won't help and will just antagonise legal gun owners?

Not sure if this is quite relevant, but what kind of enforcement do lumber companies have in making National Forest land "private"? I'm a big fan of my local NF, El Dorado National Forest, but when just wandering around or exploring it's almost impossible to really explore and enjoy the isolation due to "No trespassing, property of (lumber company)" signs that seem to surround both sides of every road that keep anyone from really going anywhere off the road. On top of that, they put up locked gates, metal barriers or just simply tear up the forest with bulldozers to make trenches to keep people out. Is this legal?

I don't understand why people think that having instagram followers gives people some kind of authority

I'll probably be heading up there in two weeks or so, I'll snap a pic of what it looks like and email it out. Thank you so much!

I'm not an exterminator but I've seen them pop up in pretty clean houses. In dry climates something about droughts cause them to move into houses during summer months.