San Diego County - Are any outdoor areas open?
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surfcity
I don't play nice with baby killing gun grabbers
Snake Charmer
Happiness is a warm gut pile
According to the CNF site, they are not “closed” but have restrictions. That was posted 4/11/20 and no updates since then.
“Other recreation opportunities, such as hunting, dispersed camping and hiking on the Cleveland National Forest remain available to the public.....”
I don't know why not....The CNF says..."Shooting must be in legal pursuit of game".
A buddy told me that we cant target shoot archery out on public land? Can anyone confirm or deny. I thought I'd be in the clear if I was shooting a foam target with no one around on public land. Not regarding the covid shut down just want to know in general.
No target practice. But so it's up to mr green jeans.
Don't get caught.
If we were in a secluded area we would we do it. When No one around.
Don't get caught.
If we were in a secluded area we would we do it. When No one around.
We always target shoot in camp while hunting, just to make sure everything is good to go. I've had rangers drive by without saying anything other than the one who asked how someone with such crappy form could hit the side of a barn. 
The Palomar Ranger District of the Cleveland National Forest is maintaining the closure of the Orosco Ridge Recreational Target Shooting Area for an indefinite amount of time due to public safety concerns. Discharging a firearm, air rifle, or gas gun in the Orosco Ridge Target Shooting area for any purpose is prohibited during this temporary closure. However, public access and general recreational uses are allowed.
A17: Target shooting is not permitted on the Cleveland National Forest.
Cleveland National Forest - Land & Resources Management
Cleveland National Forest - Land & Resources Management
www.fs.usda.gov
A17: Target shooting is not permitted on the Cleveland National Forest.
Thanks..its doesnt make sense but it is to what it is. Firearms I understand but archery should be allowed.
To be clear, I was referring to archery here, not firearms.We always target shoot in camp while hunting, just to make sure everything is good to go. I've had rangers drive by without saying anything other than the one who asked how someone with such crappy form could hit the side of a barn.