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— I've been hunting for 70 years and I've been a competitive shooter for <br />most of that time — those competitive events are scheduled a year in <br />advance and if you're at the — you only can get in there when the military's <br />not using it — that doesn't work — so you don't know when they're gonna be <br />there or when they're not gonna be there — and PTA in recent years has <br />seen more use than it has in some of the past years so that's one issue. We <br />also looked at an area down around the 5 -mile marker. That Tom indicated <br />to us might be available for some work and set-up as — some sort of a <br />shooting facility — I'm not sure how much acreage we were talking about <br />when we drove down there and looked at it — it was quite hilly so there <br />would be a lot of dozer work for sure to get it to where you could use it. <br />The advantage of it is — you wouldn't have to go in through the gate. You <br />could have your own access and access is a big issue. So we did work with <br />PTA but my personal opinion and from what I heard from you is that may <br />not be where the focus wants to be just from my perspective. <br />GF: No, it's — yeah that's a great summary and I was there for that whole time <br />so I'd probably breech it — I told Tom Campbell to go down and look at that <br />area which is south of DKI and we have property, believe it or not, on that <br />south side as you near the 50 -mile marker. It extends off the road about <br />150 yards — so you could use that as a back -stop but then it — the point of <br />impact would be likely on state lands —just beyond if you're using long <br />rifles so — it would be a great place to pull off the road and kind of set-up <br />but you're right next to the road so there are safety concerns and it makes <br />it difficult but you know, you're exactly right — so it started with Tubby <br />Shwedo my boss and then Jake Peterson who followed him, Chris Marquez <br />and now JR Borce. So I've worked for all those gentlemen and the Sgt. <br />Majors and been part of this whole process for the past 7 years so, ah, I'm <br />not saying it's not impossible but I'm gonna tell you it's not easy — and Mike <br />said it exactly correct — that would from the highest levels within the Army <br />to get the OK and then running the facility. You cannot use appropriated <br />funds that means dollars that are allocated — make PTA operational in our <br />budget. You have to be fully self-supporting and that's hard to do when you <br />have to pay for the building, the electricity, the parking lot, maintenance of <br />all that — you have to put in security — again, I'm not saying it's impossible. <br />The Army makes things possible sometimes, but it would take a heavy pull <br />to make that all happen — that's for sure. <br />17 <br />
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