As a regular visitor to the Capitol Forest in Washington State, Jim from Grays Harbor County routinely sports his stewardship at his favorite place to shoot. In recent months, Jim has seen trash begin to accumulate and got to be a bit more that he can handle by...
I was pleased to see the condition of the North Fork Wolf Creek Rd improved dispersed shooting lanes this weekend, (July 18, 2020). Very little trash up there!I arrived at 8 AM and there were people shooting at each lane. I stopped to see conditions and...
To shoot here, or not? That’s a question that shouldn’t have to be answered with a sign! But when you are not familiar with the concerns in a certain area, a sign can help you with the answer.This is the sign has was posted in the Tillamook...
Six Target Shooting Stewards take charge of their favorite place! Another shooter pays the dump fee!!!On Saturday, July 18th, at a gravel pit Northwest of Darrington, WA, six dedicated target shooters joined forces in cleaning up their favorite place to shoot.Long...
Target shooters, who went to shoot in the Mt. Hood National Forest at the 36 Pit, were in for an unexpected surprise on Saturday, July 11, 2020. There, in the parking lot, was a kiosk booth with information about responsible shooting on public lands. They...
Spreading the word like a virus!!!! “Be responsible when shooting on public lands. Clean up when done. Respect the forest. Support the shooting sports.” That was our Target Shooter Info Center message today at Mary’s Peak, West of Corvallis, OR....
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