Target shooting is allowed on most trust lands, subject to the following restrictions.  Failure to follow the rules may result in closures of certain areas to target shooting. Only targets manufactured or assembled for target shooting purposes may be used (no household items may be used). No targets that explode, ignite, shatter, or pose a hazard to people, animals, or property may be used (clay pigeons are allowed). All targets, debris, and spent shells must be cleaned up and removed from the land after use. Shooting of signs, fences, or other property is not allowed. No shooting is allowed within 50 feet of a water source. Any state and local shooting rules and closures must be followed on trust lands. For a more complete list of prohibited and restricted uses on trust lands, please click here for the rules. Lake Mountain Shooting Closure Area – Click here for a map of the closure area located west of Utah Lake.