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Posted: 1/7/2012 12:20:38 AM EDT
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The legal answer is no. I may have this worded incorrectly, but the gist of what "The Book" says is that target practice can be done only on an area designed to do so.
Sorry 
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Posted: 1/7/2012 12:57:20 AM EDT
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The legal answer is no. I may have this worded incorrectly, but the gist of what "The Book" says is that target practice can be done only on an area designed to do so. Sorry This. and right now is not a good time anyway. give it a couple weeks for deer season to end 
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Posted: 1/7/2012 6:04:30 AM EDT
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didn't deer season end on 12/31???
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Posted: 1/7/2012 6:24:08 AM EDT
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Are the laws on a Nat'l forest different? I want to say you used to be able to do this back in the day (10+ yrs ago). Definitely check on that though, just trying to throw out another option.
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Posted: 1/7/2012 6:27:12 AM EDT
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didn't deer season end on 12/31??? In the northern zone, yes (there are some exceptions for archery in metro counties). Southern zone firearms typically goes til the middle of the month or end, don't recall. There are other seasons still open though, albeit usually less hunters. |
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Posted: 1/7/2012 6:39:53 AM EDT
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Are the laws on a Nat'l forest different? I want to say you used to be able to do this back in the day (10+ yrs ago). Definitely check on that though, just trying to throw out another option. You can shoot on National Forrest land outside of WMA's. No shooting across rivers or lakes, no shooting across roads. Shooting on power lines and gas easements is good to go. The USFS Supervisor that I spoke to in the Gainesville office only asked that I make sure to shoot into a berm. |
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Posted: 1/8/2012 10:38:32 AM EDT
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Are the laws on a Nat'l forest different? I want to say you used to be able to do this back in the day (10+ yrs ago). Definitely check on that though, just trying to throw out another option. You can shoot on National Forrest land outside of WMA's. No shooting across rivers or lakes, no shooting across roads. Shooting on power lines and gas easements is good to go. The USFS Supervisor that I spoke to in the Gainesville office only asked that I make sure to shoot into a berm. Exact answer I have been given when talking with the blue ridge ranger district. |
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