Those of you who shoot food items on your range, how do…
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Those of you who shoot food items on your range, how do you deal with the aftermath?
Allow me to clarify: I'm a long time fan of Kentucky Ballistics for example, and Scott frequently shoots large jars of mayonnaise and other food items that can't be cleaned up (at least not easily), and I'm always thinking that that sort of thing must draw all kinds of wildlife and insects; not to mention the smell it must produce after a while!
Now I've never done it, but I have to admit it looks like a ton of fun; but I'm wondering, how do you deal with the effects of having certain things splattered all over your range?
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Allow me to clarify: I'm a long time fan of Kentucky Ballistics for example, and Scott frequently shoots large jars of mayonnaise and other food items that can't be cleaned up (at least not easily), and I'm always thinking that that sort of thing must draw all kinds of wildlife and insects; not to mention the smell it must produce after a while!
Now I've never done it, but I have to admit it looks like a ton of fun; but I'm wondering, how do you deal with the effects of having certain things splattered all over your range?
#weapons
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