re: WAFB Investigation into WBR Sheriff & Hunter's Run Gun Club

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Sure you can. A new set of promatics, atlas, MECs, anything other than the broken down barely working traps they currently have. Throw rabbits, teals, chondelles, battues. Use lifts, towers, tilts, etc. to make targets interesting. Open and maintain 10+ sporting stations (they have done this before, I don't know why they quit). I lived on the East coast for almost 10 years and shot a lot of registered targets. There are top notch targets and clubs on 40 acres. It can be done.

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A new set of promatics, atlas, MECs, anything other than the broken down barely working traps they currently have. Throw rabbits, teals, chondelles, battues. Use lifts, towers, tilts, etc. to make targets interesting. Open and maintain 10+ sporting stations (they have done this before, I don't know why they quit). I lived on the East coast for almost 10 years and shot a lot of registered targets. There are top notch targets and clubs on 40 acres. It can be done. There are a few issues within this. First, we agree the condition of the machines was unacceptable. We have been working through this and had plans to add additional new machines. We also agree that the presentations could be better, simply using the equipment at hand. The 3 level 35' tower was not being utilized nor was the man lift. Regarding the utilization of the land. It really is a challenge with the mixed disciplines we offer. We have had increasing encroachment from adjacent business growth in the area. Shotfall is a very valid concern and a complaint we take seriously. Due to this, we were forced to reduce field access and be very strategic with field directions. For an interesting view, you can use the WBR Parish Assessor's map. You can see the challenges of the location as well as land owners.

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