Is there any regular maintenance/upkeep that I could do at the spot on federal land? Spray painting the targets, etc.?
I haven't shot there yet, but I'm familiar with the spot as I drive right past it almost once a month on my way to visit friends up in Tehachapi. I'm probably going by there on Sunday.
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Re: Spot cleaning
The biggest thing needed is some leveling of the right side of the line.
Then brush clearing behind targets and in the parking area.
Then brush clearing behind targets and in the parking area.
God shoots a Remington 700, drives a Chevy Truck and carries a Glock 19.
I don't do any of those things.
I don't do any of those things.
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Re: Spot cleaning
If we really want the spot to be cleared I can pick up this crazy powerful weed killer that my parents use up at their ranch. It's $50 or so a gallon but kills them good for 3+ years. We wouldn't need to clear the line for a long time
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Re: Spot cleaning
We can pour gas on them for $3.09 per gal and kill them just as well. ;)brian01tj wrote:If we really want the spot to be cleared I can pick up this crazy powerful weed killer that my parents use up at their ranch. It's $50 or so a gallon but kills them good for 3+ years. We wouldn't need to clear the line for a long time
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Re: Spot cleaning
Thanks, I'll keep this in mind when I go to shoot there. Tomorrow is looking to be pretty hot so I might not get out of the car 8-)
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Re: Spot cleaning
I stopped by the spot today around 4:00PM to take a look. The weather was pretty pleasant. Temp was probably 90*F but there was a slight breeze and it was enough to keep cool.
There sure is a lot of trash around that area.. Next time I get out there with a rake and shovel to level the line, I want to try to rake up and bag a lot of the shotshell hulls that are laying around at the nearby plinking spots.
There sure is a lot of trash around that area.. Next time I get out there with a rake and shovel to level the line, I want to try to rake up and bag a lot of the shotshell hulls that are laying around at the nearby plinking spots.
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Re: Spot cleaning
My girlfriend and I cleaned up the line a bit the day before yesterday. Raked up all the rocks on the line, and shoveled some dirt around to smooth/level it out a bit. It still needs work and I think the rain will probably change the terrain some.
I forgot the machete so I didn't get to clear any brush yet, but I know where most of the targets are now.
I forgot the machete so I didn't get to clear any brush yet, but I know where most of the targets are now.
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Re: Spot cleaning
Very cool thing to do. Thank you very much.series8217 wrote:My girlfriend and I cleaned up the line a bit the day before yesterday. Raked up all the rocks on the line, and shoveled some dirt around to smooth/level it out a bit. It still needs work and I think the rain will probably change the terrain some.
I forgot the machete so I didn't get to clear any brush yet, but I know where most of the targets are now.