Bring your Stewardship, Sportsmanship and the Whole Family to help save a great place to target practice! This cleanup is inspired by local sportsman Pat Vanderpool who invites you to join him, and many others, for a cleanup of the 435th Pit near...
Volunteers will gather at the Mary’s Peak target shooting pit on Saturday, August 13th, to help clean up one of our favorite places for target practice. Hosted by: Benton County Sheriff’s Dept, Bureau of Land Management, Siuslaw National Forest and...
Here’s to the volunteers that came out on the hottest day of 2022, to give of their time for the benefit of others who recreate in the Tahuya State Forest! CHEERS for a job well done! The crew of 29 (+/-1), filled up the DNR dumpster with 4 (4×8) utility...
Saturday, June 25, 2022 Meet at 9 AM! Cleanup Target Shooting Sites and Local Area! Hosted by: WA Dept Of Natural Resources, Tahuya State Forest, Hood Canal District – South Puget Sound Region. Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/ZXheMJxHUv9mt4SD6 GPS: 47.439382,...
Twenty Five volunteers gathered in Tillamook State Forest at the North Fork Wolf Creek Rd recreational target shooting site to help save and preserve a special place to shoot. On May 21st, 2022, the volunteers gladly took on the challenge of removing all trash...
May 21, 2022, Tillamook State Forest at North Fork Wolf Creek Rd shooting lanes #1-4. 9 AM Sign-in & Meeting at Lane 3. A multipurpose event. Cleanup! Graffiti Removal! Kiosk Repairs! All New Signs! Lunch Provided! Free Prize Raffle! After Party! Preserving...
Mt Hood National Forest, Estacada, Hwy 224 to reopen May 1st!!! According to ODOT, they plan to open Hwy 224, East of Estacada, to the public on May 1st, HOWEVER, some types of recreation will still be restricted. Included in those restriction types, is recreational...
The annual Pick Up The Burn community volunteer event is scheduled for Saturday, April 30, 2022. Meet at the Jones Creek Trailhead parking lot at 8 AM. Hosted by: WA Dept of Natural Resources Pacific Cascade Region Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/5bx6BNw5MooMriME8...
Here is another reminder of why we need to practice responsible target practice on public lands every time we go out. Target shooting activity must be held in the highest regards for public safety, respect for other recreational users, stewardship of our public...
Improving safety in public land target shooting is not rocket science. It doesn’t take years of talks, meetings, public comments, analysis and reports, just to have nothing to show for it. It can be done in one summer. Allow each state forest region to decide...