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A Culture Clash Over Guns Infiltrates the Backcountry
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"As a lover of ancient rock art, Steve Acerson usually roams Utah’s backcountry searching for images of hunters and rams carved on boulders and canyon walls. But one morning, on a hillside speckled with those prehistoric petroglyphs, he was also finding signs of a younger civilization: Shotgun shells. Bullets. Shredded juniper trees. Exploded cans of spray paint."
"'It’s all been shot,' he said. 'It’s just destroying everything.'"
"America’s cultural divide over guns has gone into the woods. As growing numbers of hikers and backpackers flood national forests and backcountry trails searching for solitude, they are increasingly clashing with recreational target shooters, out for the weekend to plug rounds into trees, targets and mountainsides." ... |
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Mike the Limey
(8/19/2015)
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All the laws & regulations necessary for the control of recreational shooting on public land are already in place.
Rather than looking to introduce greater restrictions, the aim should be education.
Teaching people safe & environmentally clean shooting should be the priority but I guess that doesn't fit in with the hoplophobes' predetermined agenda. |
| Comment by:
-none-
(8/21/2015)
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| a culture clash again caused by liberal democrat gun control policies that forces people to have to go to the "back country" just to shoot.... |
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