This week Orion Sporting defeated the latest attempt by Nelson County to restrict lawful hunting and shooting. Nelson County sought an injunction against Orion to prevent them from allowing sporting clays shoots prior to scheduled hunts. The shoots were scheduled in order to give guests an opportunity to practice and receive instruction so that they become safer and better hunters. This is the latest chapter in the long story of Nelson County attempting to exceed its authority in regulating hunting and shooting.
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