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They just can’t shoot within 150 yds. of a structure or people, over water or roads.
Target shooting is not allowed. Hunting is allowed if you are off the road and only on the mountain side of East Camino
Fully support responsible and safe exercising of our second amendment rights! Fired many firearms, on my occasions in that very area and enjoyed doing so with family and friends!
Yes, it’s 100% legal!
It’s within the Las Padres National forest. Btw, all the sunrise and sunset watchers are leaving all kinds of trash along ECC!!
Not legal at all. There is no shooting of ANY kind allowed on East Camino Cielo. There hasn’t been for many years.
CWAZNY is talking CWAZNY
Here is the order from the forest service that prohibits the discharge of firearms. It has a couple of exemptions and it specifically says that persons who are legally hunting can fire at game animals.
https://www.fs.usda.gov/activity/lpnf/recreation/otheractivities/?recid=10902&actid=106
No worries. technically speaking it is all Nation Forest and completely legal.
Though, there are regulations in regards to distance from building, shotting across roads and safety about what it behind your target. Chances are, the hunter will be very safe and conscientious about his quest for putting food on the table.
As someone who has hunted in this exact area in the past month, I can assure you it is legal to hunt in this particular area. It is called Zone A and one of the largest in CA. I cannot speak to the timing of the hunting as you didn’t provide a time frame in which they are there. “Hunting right off the paved road” is completely legal as long as you are off the road and not shooting over it.
100% legal, as long as they were not shooting out of the back of their truck.
LuvaDuck: People absolutely hunt “around here” for food. If you’ve ever had deer meat (specifically, back straps) you would be out there hunting too. Although illegal, there are folks who shoot/kill coyotes for, as you say, target practice. Hunting has been around as long as there have been humans, so it won’t be ending any time soon. About two weeks ago we ordered from a take-out place (two tinga burritos, four crispy chicken tacos, small guac/chips, and two drinks) and it was just over $70. It makes sense for some that the price of one bullet, you can feed your family meat for quite some time. So, yeah, peeps around here hunt for food.