If I have a hunting license, can I bring a guest or two to shoot at sherburne range?
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leadslinger972
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Your guests will also need a Fishing License, Wildlife Stamp, or Hunting License.
Danny Abear
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Yep, everybody has to have some kind of license.
RaleighReloader
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I believe people over 60 are exempt from needing a license to use that range. Please double check this ...
leadslinger972
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Neither have I, but I'd rather buy a $10 fishing license every year to avoid paying a major fine IF I get stopped.
Danny Abear
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You mean $5, don't you?
The lifetime is $50. Yearly is $5
Wolfgang1952
LOCAL Fla. Par, Cha. Pres
I do my Five Dollar
Gator 45/70
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The fine is $350.00, You can roll the dice and take your chances or like someone said, Get a bamboo pole license.
From http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/shooting-range/sherburne-shooting-range
Self-Clearing Permit
You must have a Self-Clearing Permit for all activities on wildlife management areas, unless otherwise specified. This includes the use of any shooting range. Self-Clearing Permits are available at Information/Permit Stations located on the Range Complex. You must fill out the Self-Clearing Permit before entering the range area.
Licenses
If you’re using a WMA for any purpose other than hunting, you must have one of the following:
A valid Wild Louisiana Stamp
A valid Louisiana fishing license
A valid Louisiana hunting license
Individuals younger than age 16 or older than age 60 are exempt from this requirement.
Range Rules
All users must abide by range officer directions (if present).
Eye and ear protection required.
Firearms must be uncased, magazines removed, and actions open when carried onto range.
Keep all muzzles pointed in a safe direction.
No handling of firearms when users are down range.
Shooters may have only one firearm on the firing line at a time.
All firearms must be unloaded with the actions open unless on the firing line and the range is cleared for live fire.
During a cease fire, all firearms must be properly racked behind the shooting line, completely unloaded, with the action open.
No rapid fire or fully automatic fire.
Firearms may not be drawn and fired from holsters.
Only paper targets and provided target frames may be used. No metal or exploding targets.
No tracer or armor piercing rounds allowed.
Must use the provided launchers to shoot clay targets.
No alcoholic beverages allowed.
No profane language or derogatory remarks.
No pets allowed.
Shooters must pick up their own shell hulls, casings, and trash and dispose of it properly.
Cheapest option for a one day visit is the Wild Louisiana Stamp:
http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/licenses-and-permits
I have. And I was also asked to show the self clearing permit before they dropped that requirement.
The guys at the check in station at the range could care less what I had but the wildlife agent was interested in the license and permit.
+1 Agent was sitting at the last turn going to range and was checking everyone going to and coming from the range.
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