Deer cameras mounted in the areas were folks park facing downrange. Then start sending the video to LE and Forest Rangers.
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Deer cameras mounted in the areas were folks park facing downrange. Then start sending the video to LE and Forest Rangers.
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Originally Posted by MOLON LABE
People destroying public/private property with guns will not go away unfortunately. Those that are constantly disappointed in gun owners need to change their paradigm before the coronary. No, I'm not part of the problem. No, I don't have a solution.
That will work about one time. However catching one guilty party is better than catching zero, and maybe word will get out.Quote:
Originally Posted by MOLON LABE
I dunno, it could work more than that. 3x cameras in 3x locations, mounted in trees, 10’ - 20’ off the ground. Being observant of their surroundings is not a strength most of these dirt bags possess. That or ghillie up and after observing an infraction shoot out their tires with a suppressed .22. I kid. Sort of.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Don't take my negativity the wrong way, the way public lands are treated makes me sick.
the way public lands are treated makes me sick.
Yes.
A friend told me of finding on a forest road a stack of randomly felled trees. They had been cut down from repeated gunfire. All around were broken bottles and shattered orange skeet disks. The area was seriously trashed.
I came across this a few days ago. Fancy shootin', ain't it?
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