Is it legal to shoot over a frozen lake over to the other side? The lake will be completely frozen and it will be on Crownland that allow target practice in Ontario. Anything I have to pay particular attention to? Any suggestion would help, thx folks, and Merry Christmas to all, enjoy the holidays! Stay safe!
Shooting over ice on Crownland in Ontario
- Thread starter Kezh1729
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shoot_to_kill
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- Luskville quebec
I was gonna do the same this winter. Just watch out for people in the area. Otherwise go to it
I see no issue with that. As said already, watch out for others in the area. In those situations I sometimes take a few shots @ a very
close (safe) target just to make noise & warn others ( you don't see) that target shooting is happening.
close (safe) target just to make noise & warn others ( you don't see) that target shooting is happening.
Hmmm, reminds me of the fellow on Shushwap Lake a couple years ago shooting tannerite across from his Provincial Campsite.
Had the wife on the camera and a set time was to start recording.
He wasnt to impressed when the RCMP showed up shortly after his voyage back from the site.
Upon a wider camera angle there clearly was a cabin very close to ground zero.
Rob
Just came in from doing that over my back pond 
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Know what's on the other side and beyond (rocks, snooping neighbors, stray dogs ect) and what your backstop is.
We have a stump that sticks out in the middle of ours, and with the rain it was great fun shooting at it. IMo, water is a much more entertaining reactive target than dirt is, any day
.Know what's on the other side and beyond (rocks, snooping neighbors, stray dogs ect) and what your backstop is.
We have a stump that sticks out in the middle of ours, and with the rain it was great fun shooting at it. IMo, water is a much more entertaining reactive target than dirt is, any day
