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"Use paper or clay targets. Don’t shoot at glass, steel, home appliances, electronics, or furniture. Remove ALL targets, spent casings, shotgun shells, other trash, and debris after shooting. Dumping or littering on public land is a crime." -
You need to check the county code for your county. They vary quite a bit in terms of how far you need to be from someone else's house, the hours you can shoot, etc. I'm less than a half-mile outside the town limits and I can shoot in my front yard. That may not be the case elsewhere.
Also, shooting TV's is generally frowned upon on public lands, but on private land it's entirely up to the landowner.Comment
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thanks i guess im not shooting any tv'sComment
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