axshon
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I'd be in!
1000 yard range
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zeddm91/30
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The hardest thing may be the zoning. I don't know if that kind of use would be allowed under farm zoning in your county, but a lot of hunting stuff is allowed under farm zoning in most of the rural counties.
I'd be looking up the definitions and allowed uses at the court house before taking any other action.
I hope this thing flies
Thx. I'll check into that asap
DocEd
Eddie Harren
You, and your buddies, may want to investigate forming an LLC or such. Also contact the NRA for guidance as to proper liability insurance.
BenL
John Galt Speaking.
Drat. Wrong side of the bay, otherwise, I'd be in.
That being said, I'd come by a few times a year when on vacation or in the 'hood.
That being said, I'd come by a few times a year when on vacation or in the 'hood.
zeddm91/30
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Thx for all the feed back guys
Daveyboysmith
There's a search box?!?!
hell i'd probably come around just to watch on a day off
zeddm91/30
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My girl just filled me in on the fact that it is protected farm land. She can't remember what its called but from what I'm being told is it can only every be farm land. Meaning no development aka no range 
zeddm91/30
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I'll look into to it more to make sure but that's the way its looking
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My Barrett needs a thousand yards. I'm in.
Being protected farm land may only mean that you can't put any new permanent structures on it that aren't barns or tool sheds when you apply for the permits and the land cannot be subdivided into properties for single family homes or appartments
Like I said, rural counties DO allow a lot of "hunting" use exceptions on land zoned AG/farm. I think any farm whose property lines are wide enough can be used for commercial hunting. I doubt shooting ranges would be much different and might be part of "hunting" in your county
who knows, you might need to have a 1000 yard silage pit with a tractor/car port at one end ...
... and you could take hunting parties for snipe and mosquitos
Like I said, rural counties DO allow a lot of "hunting" use exceptions on land zoned AG/farm. I think any farm whose property lines are wide enough can be used for commercial hunting. I doubt shooting ranges would be much different and might be part of "hunting" in your county
who knows, you might need to have a 1000 yard silage pit with a tractor/car port at one end ...
... and you could take hunting parties for snipe and mosquitos
mdoffroad
Looking to Learn
Now if only we could get something like this up north!
IndispensableDestiny
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Aberdeen Proving Ground could do one. Especially on the National Guard facility just outside the Edgewood Road gate. The proving ground is having trouble disposing of mountains of dirt from all the BRAC contraction. Material for berms would be no problem.
mdoffroad
Looking to Learn
Sadly I think it makes too much sense, though I agree, what a GREAT place to do one!
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