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Bruce
 
Hey I recognize that map! Here's the home page where the map is:
https://www.trashnoland.org/

The idea of that map is to help shooters find a spot near your home area and encourage them to keep it clean so we don't loose it. I try to add new spots from time to time, but I try not to post someone's secret honey hole. So, they're mostly well know spots that get a lot of use (means we gotta keep up with cleaning up!).

Thanks Bruce,
Bill
 
Hey I recognize that map! Here's the home page where the map is:
https://www.trashnoland.org/

The idea of that map is to help shooters find a spot near your home area and encourage them to keep it clean so we don't loose it. I try to add new spots from time to time, but I try not to post someone's secret honey hole. So, they're mostly well know spots that get a lot of use (means we gotta keep up with cleaning up!).

Thanks Bruce,
Bill
Much appreciated, Bill! I checked it out and came back with some trash too. Wish more people would pick up after themselves.
 
Much appreciated, Bill! I checked it out and came back with some trash too. Wish more people would pick up after themselves.
I'm thinkin I'll head up tomorrow and check condition of some spots. I never can simply drive through without picking up trash that make us look bad. Besides, I wanna see how my new 44 Special shoots. It's the Bulldog 2.5" barrel. I got some Special rounds and some 44 Russian rounds. Wanna feel the difference, if any.
 
I'm thinkin I'll head up tomorrow and check condition of some spots. I never can simply drive through without picking up trash that make us look bad. Besides, I wanna see how my new 44 Special shoots. It's the Bulldog 2.5" barrel. I got some Special rounds and some 44 Russian rounds. Wanna feel the difference, if any.
Most definitely. We must take care of the land we use. Next time, I'll bring a garden rake with me.
 
Most definitely. We must take care of the land we use. Next time, I'll bring a garden rake with me.
Rakes work good for the shotgun hulls. Then a releasing magnet really helps. Also a trash picker helps save the back from bending over so much. I also use a rolling magnet, dump onto a tarp, and funnel the hulls into the trash bag.

A guy brought a backpack blower to one of our cleanups once, and blew a whole bunch of trash into a pile! Made it easier to clean up.

If you see a Silver Silverado with the Trash No Land signs on it, stop and say hey!
 
I think I'm off tomorrow. 😀
If you're up there, I'll start out down at the bottom on the 412th/Skamania Mines Rd about 10 Am. DNR recently put up some large blocks on 5 of those those lower shooting spots. They're trying to curb the noise for the neighbors in that area.

I agree with 3 of them to be shut down, but 1 of them was perfectly fine and is a good place to shoot. The other spot was so-so, and only good if you kept your targets to the right in front of the dirt backstop, but they closed that too. I talked with them and they agreed to leave one spot open, but only specific hours from 9 AM to 3 PM, or something like that. I want to see if they have put up the signs yet. They do have the big dirt/stumps blocking the lane, but you can climb over that and see the good lane to shoot at.

Note: I'll edit the map, on TNL's website, to reflect the shooting hours as soon as the signs are posted. For now, I have it marked as 'Closed'.
 
Did some blasting, 50 degrees and no wind, had to take the second to highest spot as it was fairly busy for a Thursday. Get out and SHOOT.
😁

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