Johnny Gets A Safe

Johnny Gets A SafeThe cry for help can sometimes be unheard, overlooked or even disregarded and thought of as being unimportant.  But to the person who needs the help, it is a real and stressful situation.  Such is the case with Johnny.A concern arose at...

New Informational Classes this Spring/Summer

We are launching a new class this spring called “Target Shooting On Public Land”.  It’s all the things you need to know to shoot responsibly on public land.Four classes are schedule for this Spring/Summer: Training Classes: “Target...

2-18-18 1st Year Anniversary Fundraiser Event

Past Event We had a great time at our First Anniversary Fundraiser Event, this past Sunday Feb 18th. Raffled and auctioned all the prizes, met great people, heard encouraging words from our Forest Officials and ate good food! It was fun! The cold weather and threat of...

Thoughts about our First Anniversary Fundraiser

Feb 18, 2017, 1-5 PM, we will celebrate our first year of operating as a non-profit organization.We are going to meet at the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Public Safety Training Center.  They have meeting facilities and an indoor pistol range.  This is a...

Improving Recreational Shooting

The volume of trashed shooting sites, on our public lands nearest to the major metropolitan areas, is a big problem.  Illegal dumping, shooting of trash, unsafe conditions, leaving behind spent targets and casings and a general lack of awareness of rules, is...

WIN A NEW 3 BURNER CAMP STOVE!

It’s on, folks!  Our Facebook Like & Comment “Stewardship keeps it open” contest. We’re growing our organization to help improve Public Land shooting for our great Northwest by raising awareness of our organization and the message we...

‘Stew Award’ Craig & Tracy

COMMIT RANDOM ACTS OF CLEANUPS!   The Trash No Land ‘Stew Award’ goes out to Craig & Tracy, of Albany, Oregon, for their dedication to Stewardship in Recreational Shooting.   Craig and Tracy recently donated 5 hours of their recreation time to help...

TARGET SHOOTING NOW PROHIBITED TNF… FIRE DANGER

Put those firearms back in the safe, folks! Target shooting is now prohibited in Mt. Hood National Forest, until we get past this extreme/unusual fire potential situation.Of course, we’re not surprised, right?!!!. I’m sure most of us have chosen not to...