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From a clearing atop a ridge in northern Boone County, Chris Dunlap pointed out where he wants to build his fields of dreams.
“From that clearing there to the toe of that valley fill, we could have a 600-yard range,” Dunlap said. “Also, from that clearing to here is close to a mile. There’s room here for every discipline, from pistols to shotguns to long-range, high-powered rifles.”
Clearly, Dunlap has a vision. He’s at the initial stages of developing the Southern West Virginia Sportsman Center — a place where, as he puts it, “people will be able to shoot everything from Nerf guns to .50-calibers.”
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| Manchin definitely knows on which side his bread is buttered. (Sorry, Chuckie. You lose.) |
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