No, because you are specifically restricted from doing so, unlike the National Forest land which allows you to do so.
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No, because you are specifically restricted from doing so, unlike the National Forest land which allows you to do so.
I don't know about down there but up here in Virginia its a serious No No. There is always something in season and screwing someone's hunt could get ugly.
on a WMA you can not practice shoot unless it has a Range
Bingo!
Yes you can shoot inside the National Forest land here in GA provided you follow the rules/guidelines. Here is the link.
Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest - Recreation
Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest - Recreationwww.fs.usda.gov
You can shoot on National Forest land OUTSIDE OF A WMA and outside certain designated safety zones. The regs are right on the website for Chattahoochee National Forest.
You can't use living plants (trees) for target backers, and you have to be meticulous policing any debris.
Lmao, not really
The OP wasn't asking about a WMA, and is aware of the rules regarding shooting on a WMA. I posted the link to the rules and regs regarding shooting on National Forest land.
The short answer to the OP's question is yes, you can shoot on NF land, provided you follow the rules and regs that are in the link that I provided.
LOL. I also did a little research. You can shoot on state land just not on WMA. Can't use trees as targets or rocks, duh! You have to police all trash and brass, no steel tip ammo, make sure you have an adequate back stop. Bla, bla, bla. I didn't know there is a 300 yard range 32 min. from me. I will have to take advantage of that. I just found it.
Within a 1 hour ride I only have access to only 20 thousand acres of hunting property. Boo hoo hoo!
7000 acres in the immediate area. Yotes and hogs, yotes and hogs, yotes and hogs! That's fun to say. Yotes and hogs. LOL
