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Is target shooting allowed in Shoshone National Forest right now?
Check source Unclear right now: check the official source
No machine-readable fire restriction status found; check the forest alerts page.
No machine-readable fire restriction status found; check the forest alerts page.
Last checked: Oct 20, 2026 2:31 PM MT
Official source: Shoshone National Forest →
Verify before you go. Fire restrictions and closures can change daily. Confirm with the managing agency and follow posted signs. This page is not legal advice.
Mapped ranges, closures and restriction zones
| Name | Type | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shoshone National Forest (forest-wide fire restriction status) | Fire restriction zone | Check source | No machine-readable fire restriction status found; check the forest alerts page. source |
Shooting-related orders and alerts
- Morrison Jeep Trail: There are no closures on the Morrison Jeep Trail. Due to the increased interest around the re-opening we ask that anyone who is experiencing the trail as an "out and back" and not the full loop. Uphill travel should be done in the morning and target downhill travel in the later afternoon.
General rules
- Target shooting is allowed on national forests unless an area is closed or restricted by order.
- No shooting within 150 yards of a residence, building, campsite, developed recreation area or occupied area.
- No shooting across or on a forest road or body of water, or into caves.
- No tracer or incendiary ammunition. Exploding targets are restricted or prohibited on many forests.
- Use a safe backstop, don't attach targets to trees or structures, and pack out all targets, cans, bottles and brass.
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