I wanna make sure it's a risk before I undertake the risk associated with escaping. Unless, of course, getting the fuck out of Dodge is easier than making sure it's a risk. As a civilian, the only time I've run towards gun fire it was a neighbor setting off fireworks or touching off a few rounds in their yard (all while I was in an urban area) or when cops were actively shooting someone. The cops scare me more than find a neighbor with a firearm in their hands that's plinking targets. Where I live now, it's not uncommon to hear people shooting in my sand pit. I don't even bother checking unless I'm bored and want to see what they're shooting. The locals are fucking awesome about policing their brass and leaving the place clean - mostly. If not, someone else will clean up after them just 'cause they know that's pretty much my only rule. If you want to touch off rounds on my property, you will keep the place clean. The same thing applies if you're camping, partying, or off-roading. So long as you clean up after yourself - and not cut any living trees without permission - you're good to go. I add the trees bit 'cause I mentioned campers/hikers. People shooting their firearms aren't actually cutting down trees, so that's not a concern. I also have a phone number. I have posted signs asking people to call the number before they go hiking or camping. It's just for the purposes of search and rescue. The phone doesn't ring and silently records all calls. So, it doesn't bother me. It's just there if someone does get lost. Then we can listen to the recording (hopefully) and find out when they went in, where they went in, and how long they planned on staying. I consider that the best of both worlds kinda sorta. I figure it's the responsible thing to do. I'm pretty sure I've said all this dozens of times.