Hi I just wanted to post this out there, someone shot up the central control system to Santaquin City's main culinary water supply tank. If we want to maintain shooting and hunting privileges and access we need to be ethical in our shooting. Here is the ksl article:
http://www.ksl.com/?sid=34826074&ni...ank-found-riddled-with-bullets&s_cid=queue-13
We need some shooting ethics, and I would like to throw a few out and others can add on.
1. Don't damage property, buildings, infrastructure, etc. by shooting it.
2. Don't shoot your old junk and leave it on public lands. Examples include TV's, printers, propane tanks, washer's and dryer's, glass bottles, mattresses, plywood, etc.
3. shoot safely, make sure no one, is beyond the target.
4. Don't damage natural resources when you shoot.
5. Don't shoot livestock.
Throw out others.
Behavior like this is despicable and will lead to loss of privileges.
http://www.ksl.com/?sid=34826074&ni...ank-found-riddled-with-bullets&s_cid=queue-13
We need some shooting ethics, and I would like to throw a few out and others can add on.
1. Don't damage property, buildings, infrastructure, etc. by shooting it.
2. Don't shoot your old junk and leave it on public lands. Examples include TV's, printers, propane tanks, washer's and dryer's, glass bottles, mattresses, plywood, etc.
3. shoot safely, make sure no one, is beyond the target.
4. Don't damage natural resources when you shoot.
5. Don't shoot livestock.
Throw out others.
Behavior like this is despicable and will lead to loss of privileges.