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  • Lessthanperfect
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2011
    • 51

    San luis Obispo county Shoot zones

    Ive spent hours looking for a shoot map or regulations on were i can hunt or shoot in county or private lands nere the paso robles are can anyone tell me the rules and/or show me a map
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    Capt Jack
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 1046

    Out on Highway 58, you can go to the Los Padres National Forrest. Get a $5 adventure day pass for your car and be sure to clean everything up and leave it as you found it.

    You can get more info here:


    Or, call the ranger station:
    SANTA LUCIA
    RANGER DISTRICT
    1616 N. Carlotti Dr.
    Santa Maria, CA 93454
    VOICE: (805) 925-9538
    FAX: (805) 961-5781
    TTY/TDD: (805) 925-7388

    Hope that helps. I really like SLOSA on hwy 1 as far as ranges go. Other than that, I'm not sure where you can go other than private property.

    Good Luck!

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    • #3
      Lessthanperfect
      Junior Member
      • Feb 2011
      • 51

      thanks

      any idea how to tell if its legal to shoot on private property that's the problem im running into at my mother in laws house

      there not in Paso Robles City limits but other than that im not sure how to figure out if i can legally shoot

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      • #4
        krautwolf
        Junior Member
        • Jul 2010
        • 5

        Shooting Zones

        Try looking af CA Department of Fish & Game and CA Department of Justice firearms regulations on the internet. The most useful data I could find was that you can't shoot within 150 yards of any occupied building without the owner's permission. I'm sure you'll agree that safety of you and your neighbors is the most important thing. Finally, if you are not in the city limits, a visit to the county sheriff's office to discuss your proposed shooting area and any other concerns about shooting on your own property wouldn't hurt - better to ask than get a visit from the local gendarmes. Also, if you're not in an area with lots of hunting activity, you may want to tell your neightbors when and where you'll be shooting so that they don't call the sheriff.

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        • #5
          Lessthanperfect
          Junior Member
          • Feb 2011
          • 51

          thanks a ton appreciate the info

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