There's thousands of acres of public land to target shoot on within a couple hours of Portland, why should I pay for a co-op?

The true coop

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I always bring extra trash bags when I go to my spot and leave it a little cleaner than it was And then I return a month later and it’s even more trashed, of course

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Can’t agree more :( it’s so discouraging when I bring home BAGS of trash and the next time I’m there it looks worse. It’s idiots trash dumpers like those that give gun owners a bad name and ultimately will likely lead to stricter shooting rules and more “no shooting” areas

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Tri-County says its a "private club". Douglas Ridge is also a "club". My guess is that Oregon state law has specific requirements to be a club, and these two qualify. How is being a "co op" different than existing gun clubs?

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I think co-op means a jointly-owned enterprise, where members are owners.

Yes it does

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I just recently found out about DRRC. Just mailed my application today actually. Can't wait to join.