Hodge rd is not BLM(what is it?)

[Kerrigan]

Hi,

Here is the map that I believe what makes us able to shoot in hodge road, link here is from SB park website:

https://parks.sbcounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/34/2021/10/Parks-SB-County-Recreational-Shooting-Map-102921.pdf?fbclid=IwAR15VjphZKaLYNN3rtIGHHZQoctVLWiD7lPpZxn9wK6zYZg3cVM4Ah19Fp0

If you look at the BLM website:

https://webmaps.blm.gov/program_apps/BLM_Natl_Recreation_Opportunities/?fbclid=IwAR1zxRJn6YUOFjtnxI_TuPoaai_n2eSiQX-KKgxwKIlZSRNv1_dctS4CRW0

You can see that the hodge road is NOT part of BLM land. This might be old to you but a lot of my friends believe its a BLM land.

BLM land not necessarily mean you can shoot or do whatever, still have to follow county's regulation. Look at west of Victorville and surrounding area, they are part of BLM but in no shoot area(purple).

[nick]

If I recall correctly it's private land made available to shooters by the owner.

[Notpc]

These parcels are the ones right at the freeway, where folks line up beside Hodge Rd to shoot.

Right off the freeway N/W area is:

Parcels: P & V ENTERPRISES

APN: 041904197
Land Value: 142,800
Impr Value: 0
Exempt Value: 0
HOX:
Acreage: 184.50
Tax Status: ASSESSED BY COUNTY
Zoning: RC
Zoning Desc: Resource Conservation
Jurisdiction: County Land Use Services office
URL: http://cms.sbcounty.gov/lus/Home.aspx
Base Year: 2008
Assess Desc: VACANT LAND
Assess Class: SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL

Then:

Parcels: DOU FAMILY TRUST 05/28/04

APN: 041904192
Land Value: 42,400
Impr Value: 0
Exempt Value: 0
HOX:
Acreage: 40.51
Tax Status: ASSESSED BY COUNTY
Zoning: RC
Zoning Desc: Resource Conservation
Jurisdiction: County Land Use Services office
URL: http://cms.sbcounty.gov/lus/Home.aspx
Base Year: 2001
Assess Desc: VACANT LAND
Assess Class: SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL

Further down the road towards old 66:

Parcels: FRIENDLY VALLEY EQUESTRIAN CON VIEW

APN: 041903117
Land Value: 480,900
Impr Value: 0
Exempt Value: 0
HOX:
Acreage: 640.00
Tax Status: ASSESSED BY COUNTY
Zoning: RC
Zoning Desc: Resource Conservation
Jurisdiction: County Land Use Services office
URL: http://cms.sbcounty.gov/lus/Home.aspx
Base Year: 2008
Assess Desc: VACANT LAND
Assess Class: SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL

[Oldmandan]

Hi,

Here is the map that I believe what makes us able to shoot in hodge road, link here is from SB park website:

https://parks.sbcounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/34/2021/10/Parks-SB-County-Recreational-Shooting-Map-102921.pdf?fbclid=IwAR15VjphZKaLYNN3rtIGHHZQoctVLWiD7lPpZxn9wK6zYZg3cVM4Ah19Fp0

If you look at the BLM website:

https://webmaps.blm.gov/program_apps/BLM_Natl_Recreation_Opportunities/?fbclid=IwAR1zxRJn6YUOFjtnxI_TuPoaai_n2eSiQX-KKgxwKIlZSRNv1_dctS4CRW0

You can see that the hodge road is NOT part of BLM land. This might be old to you but a lot of my friends believe its a BLM land.

BLM land not necessarily mean you can shoot or do whatever, still have to follow county's regulation. Look at west of Victorville and surrounding area, they are part of BLM but in no shoot area(purple).

What is it?

A mess?
A sh#!hole?
Dangerous?
A place you send newbs to test their luck?

[Regular guy]

It's private land as others have pointed out. The owners have threatened to block access because people were alwaays shooting the radio tower right off the freeway, and leaving trash of course.

[TrailerparkTrash]

I LOVE Hodge road!!!! It?s where everybody goes and gathers en mass to shoot and be watched!


…except me.

Hodge road keeps everyone else away from me in seclusion and where I go to shoot in total peace and serenity.

Thank you Hodge road user sheeple!

[Notpc]

It's private land as others have pointed out. The owners have threatened to block access because people were alwaays shooting the radio tower right off the freeway, and leaving trash of course.

They moved the tower across the freeway (east side, non-shooting area) a few years ago.

[Dan_Eastvale]

I preferred the old Lytle Creek in the 80s
Everyone bringing their new AKs, ARs, UZIs, et al

[CGZ]

Hodge Road is a filter for people too lazy to drive an extra 30 minuets to a better spot.

[Regular guy]

They moved the tower across the freeway (east side, non-shooting area) a few years ago.

Nice. Shows how long it's been since i've been. Never liked the vibe there. But it was nice as an option for a time.

[TimRB]

If I recall correctly it's private land made available to shooters by the owner.

That seems crazy to me. Has anyone ever been shot there (accidentally or otherwise)? I would think the liability involved in allowing unsupervised people onto your land to shoot firearms would be astronomical.

Tim

[Warbonnet]

I preferred the old Lytle Creek in the 80s
Everyone bringing their new AKs, ARs, UZIs, et al

Ooh gawd no! I only went there a handful of times, and the amount of stupidity going on at any given time meant packing up and leaving within minutes.

I really miss all the secluded spots we used to go to up off of Angeles Crest waaaaay far away from the highway. Spent many days up there in the '70s. But when they forced only designated shooting areas, it all went to hell. So many negligent shootings that even the sheriffs and CHP would avoid going in those areas.

[Dan_Eastvale]

Ooh gawd no! I only went there a handful of times, and the amount of stupidity going on at any given time meant packing up and leaving within minutes.

I really miss all the secluded spots we used to go to up off of Angeles Crest waaaaay far away from the highway. Spent many days up there in the '70s. But when they forced only designated shooting areas, it all went to hell. So many negligent shootings that even the sheriffs and CHP would avoid going in those areas.

Definitely had to watch your back (or to your side) there.

No "cease fire" while setting up targets.

Often a training facility for Las Emes, MS-13, et al.

[Che762x39]

I LOVE Hodge road!!!! It?s where everybody goes and gathers en mass to shoot and be watched!


?except me.

Hodge road keeps everyone else away from me in seclusion and where I go to shoot in total peace and serenity.

Thank you Hodge road user sheeple!

Roger that my friend.

[Che762x39]

I preferred the old Lytle Creek in the 80s
Everyone bringing their new AKs, ARs, UZIs, et al

Good times then.

I also remember Burro Canyon Shooting Park before it was developed and free in the early 1980s. I also remember rival gangs having shootouts there and on 39.