Is it lawful to practice while on land designated as "huntable" if thats a word? I'm dirt poor and I haven't been able to fire the .22 I got from EddieCoyle (Who very generously gave it to me free of charge) a year ago. All the clubs and ranges around me are at least $100 a year, and a rarely have more than 50 at any given time.
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Plinking on hunting land.
- Thread starter Bando_Red
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upStomp
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IANAL, but I would think as long as you stick to the 500'/150' rule, you should be fine. Also, I don't know your location, but LSA in South Leominster is $50/year for membership, with the first year being $85. Feel free to PM me if you'd like to check it out sometime.
I have heard that if a warden finds you ambling around the woods with a loaded gun it could be considered prima fascia evidence of either hunting or poaching unless you clearly have targets set up. I would call the Mass Enviromental Police and find out for sure. 1-800-632-6075
