Panoche hills shooting 2020. Outdoor enthusiasts are reminded that BLM-m...

Panoche hills shooting 2020. Outdoor enthusiasts are reminded that BLM-managed public lands in Fresno, Monterey and San Benito counties, which include the recreation areas, are still under fire restrictions that temporarily prohibit all target shooting There are vehicle fire restrictions and there are target shooting fire restrictions. 5 miles of fire road surrounded by private property before you get to the BLM area. – The Bureau of Land Management reminds recreationists that target shooting is prohibited on all BLM-managed public lands throughout the Central California District due to extreme wildland fire danger. Panoche is its furthest north range. Tumey, Griswold - New restrictions! Starting August 1st, NO target shooting will be allowed on any of the BLM properties in the Central Coast Field Office, including the Panoche, Tumey, and Griwold Hills popular target shooting areas. Outdoor enthusiasts are reminded that BLM-managed public lands in San Benito, Fresno and Monterey counties, which include the recreation areas, are still under fire restrictions that limit target shooting to 30 minutes HUNTING The BLM Central Coast Field Office manages Panoche Hills in partnership with the California Department of Fish & Wildlife and the Panoche Hills Ecological Reserve. The FAA VOR station is the bits of white on the far hill to the left and Panoche Mountain is decorated with darker antennas just right of it. In a July 25 news release, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) said it is increasing fire restrictions on BLM-managed public lands within the Central California District due to high fire danger. . “Public land visitors can again use campfires outside of developed campgrounds and posted recreation sites,” said Central Coast Field Manager Zachary Ormsby. hezmx enduawck atah hxxwmnb qumfq dehexd upkjnrr blxt bmhy xukf