This is normal in andy ass moonbat bullshit. I was researching places to take my son squirrel hunting last week. Stumbled accross a yelp review for Harold Parker State Forest (it is huntable and we were successful there with squirrels BTW).......some gentle little flower gave the hiking trails a bad review because she could hear gunfire and then saw the signs saying hunting is allowed and she had a bad daydream about a little deer being slaughtered in the woods close by (she was there in June BTW)............I can only deduce that what she was hearing was the range at andover sportsments club which is nearby......as it was June and there is no open season on anything in June. These simple minded people need to get a grip.
COOL I FOUND IT! Cut and pasted from YELP......the little cherub posted this on June 1!!!!!
Yesterday my husband and I thought we would take a relaxing walk through Harold Parker State Forest. We'd never been to a state forest- only state parks- so we were excited to check it out.
The forest is not well marked. It's a bit difficult to find with only one tiny sign pointing the way. Once you arrive, it's even harder to figure out where you're supposed to park. But none of that would matter if the experience itself was bucolic. In fact, it was the opposite.
Imagine you're in the movie Bambi. It's a peaceful day. Birds are chirping, squirrels are scurrying, and it's a beautiful sunny day in the forest. Then, from nowhere, shots are fired. Lots of shots. Shots which punctuate your peaceful day in the forest. You just know Bambi's mom is dead. That's what being in Harold Parker State Forest is like.
On one side of the park are trails (which are not clearly marked but are lovely). On the other side, hunting is permitted and there is a shooting range. So while you're trying to take a leisurely stroll through the woods, all you hear are the sounds of shots being fired. If I had been to war, this would have given me flashbacks.
When I asked the ranger if it was safe, his answer was "sure. Just don't cross that road to the other side of the forest." I don't know about you, but I don't ever want to be that close to the number of guns that were being fired yesterday. Really raises the old blood pressure.