Sherburne Shooting Range

I went out there the week before deer season and it's open.

Remember, you are supposed to have any hunting, fishing, or non-consumptive license to be on a management area.

Also, you have to tag in and out, but they have a tag station back there right beside the range.

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Remember, you are supposed to have any hunting, fishing, or non-consumptive license to be on a management area

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So I am supposed to have a damn hunting or fishing license just to use the range? I had no idea.

The range is free but I think it's reasonable that it is paid for somehow.

The basic fishing license is $9.50. For a year. There is also a Hook and Line (Cane Pole) license for $2.50. I assume that qualifies for use of the range.

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Having just a WMA stamp work?

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So I am supposed to have a damn hunting or fishing license just to use the range? I had no idea.

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I usually get my friends that don't hunt/fish to get a "hook and line" license, which IIRC is $1.50. It's the cheapest fishing/hunting license they have. Also, save the trip to Wal-Mart/Academy and just get it online.

Sherburne somewhat recently put up a baffle system in front of the shooting stations. So, be prepared to sit the whole time you are using the rifle range.

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Sherburne somewhat recently put up a baffle system in front of the shooting stations.

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I think someone posted a picture of that here recently... How God awful must it be to be staring at a wooden wall unless you're sitting down at the shooting bench? What if you have a spotter? They're usually standing beside you using a tripod mounted scope. So now they have to squat?