Is it legal if i used biodegradable clays and steel shot to shoot clays in the middle of the marsh on my boat? i live on James island and am going to lose my mind with all this coronavirus nonsense! Might be frowned upon but i would clean up all shells and anything else i can.
i would probably do it near the stono
please let me know and stay safe
I just looked through DNR web sight and couldn’t find anything?. I’d call and ask. 1-800-922-5431 and then I’d be very selective that you were shooting over public and not private marsh if ok…
Let us know what you find out.
Ill give em a call and let you know what i find! thanks for the number
F/V Tinny will live forever
Do it all the time. Have had DNR come up to me and I asked if there was a problem and they said ‘ nope’
Did they say anything about steel or lead shot?
Nope.
I believe some of the “dolphin tour” type boats advertise this as one of the activities available. Standard clays, lead shot good to go. I have thought about it doing it but I don’t want to take my guns or thrower out there. There are only a select few people that I will get close to with a hand thrower, wife and kid not being in that list fo sho. Don’t stop, follow through, like hitting a tennis ball. Everybody wants to stop, thats when bad things happen.
Mount it to an old tire.
Or a piece of plywood big enough to stand on.
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I am fragile. Not like a flower. But like a bomb.
I’ve got a battery powered, foot control Do All on a swivel mint that is bad to the bone. P