Neighbors called the sheriff Dept. tonight while i was shooting

[nra4ever]

Both are very tasty!!!!!!!! Mmmmmmmmm

 

[foszoe]

Post #303

How is Trooper still a site supporter after 3 years of being banned????

Doesn't check his monthly statement?

 

[foszoe]

Or you could just click on the "View First Unread" button and skip to the new posts.

He's a Purdue fan. He is used to suffering....

 

[gopher]

I've met Toby Tincher... He's not nearly as goofy looking "in real life" as that photo makes him out to be. I promise! (He's one of my good college buddy's best friends from growing up)

-J-

Interesting comment from a guy with your profile photo... :-) j/k

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

Quote Originally Posted by DeadeyeChrista'sdad View Post
I like turtles.
The chocolate kind or the 4 legged kind??

The two legged kind. I'm not fast.

 

[OneBadV8]

OPs last post was 2013. We may never know!

 

[femurphy77]

The Shadow knows!

 

[24Carat]

Does INGO have a FAQ ?

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

What's a FAQ?

 

[1911ly]

What's a FAQ?

It's that thing the noobs never read.

 

[Clay]

15

this guy needs the hammer

 

[OneBadV8]

this guy needs the hammer

 

[Clay]

Bravo!

 

[exbrit]

Ask the Sheriff or the County Commissioners (if you're out in the country) or Town Council if you live in city limits, for a copy of the specific ordinance that prohibits shooting on your property. Many counties and town do prohibit the discharge of any firearm in their jurisdiction.

 

[LarryC]

When my son was in the military, he had some problems with a local business. As I remember there are military Lawyers available for active service personnel to consult free (JAG). In my son's case, the lawyers made a phone call and the issue was resolved to my sons satisfaction. As this has been a few years ago, don't know if you have the same benefits but from what I see on the web, believe you do.

Personally I would not take any action without consulting a lawyer, except maybe calling the DNR and having them review the issue, it is possible they will resolve it, if they review the shooting area and declare it legal. I don't like to take any advice on this or any forum from others that are not lawyers. I personally don't know all the laws that are on the books and sure don't want to make myself liable for any legal action or costs when I do something like tearing down a fence.