Hunter litter issues draw scrutiny

Friday, September 21, 2012

With hunting season rapidly approaching, hunters who sight in their rifles are public lands are being warned against littering.

"If you bring it in (to shoot at), you must bring it out," said Idaho Fish and Game Conservation Officer Jeff Day.

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Great topic to bring up---I'm surprised more public lands aren't closed off due to shooters littering. Every time I go out and shoot, I always load up several items of trash left behind by other shooters. Please keep public lands clean, or it gives those that don't shoot a reason to stir-up legislation to keep shooting off of public lands.

-- Posted by Darksc8p on Sun, Sep 23, 2012, at 8:25 PM
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