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I use pine cones on my home range. Never a shortage of those around here. Tie 'em and hang em from a branch or between two posts.
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Leave signs directing people to pick up their bubblegum. That has worked wonders in my pit, I also walk in and converse with shooters, hand them a trash no land flyer and explain what we're all about.I would like to semi-permantly set up some targets and or target stands at my favorite shooting spot. I would like to use only natural materials that are typically available in forest setting so I and other shooters can reuse them until they are shot to pieces. The hillside of the pit is fairly steep (45 to 60 degrees-ish) and consist of loose red cinder rock on top layer.
The only tools I will have are an ax and a pruning saw.
I maintain this pit including hauling out trash that other shooters often leave behind. It is used often by locals for shooting.
Any ideas?
That's a great idea, there is no shortage of logs down there.We know that shooting bowling pins is a "thing".
So, find some 5" and 6" diameter limbs/logs and cut them about 16" long.
Voila ! Bushcraft version of the bowling pin !
Cons:
Idjits will find them and burn them.
Better than burning pallets like they do, leaving thousands of nails behind !