Hunting and Shooting on Public lands in Oregon and Washington flyer. Also has a back page.

Know your target with tips on target shooting on public lands.

Know Before You Go Shooting Target with fire prevention tips for shooters and hunters. Can be commercially printed on tear off pads, or print as needed. COnact gbhensley@yahoo.com for Adobe Illustrator files if needed.

Tote bag for distribution by vet offices when wildfire evacuations are likely. Non-woven polypropylene reusable tote bags with bottom gusset. Contact the designer if you need this file in a larger size for output by print vendor. You will need a pdf or Adobe Illustrator eps file.

Fire information sign, 11x17. Can be used at information kiosks in offices or recreation areas.

This was printed on a 22x22 red bandana, with white ink. The design was created using Adobe Illustrator, so if you need to adapt the file, contact gbhensley@yahoo.com.

This page is designed to be printed on 36x48 paper size on a plotter, but it fits on a 4x4 piece of plywood. Additional information can occupy the 12’ space left on the side. Messages, restrictions and maps can be changed based on location. The second page contains art that can be switched out depending on restrictions. This is meant to be used where people walk up to it and read. It is not a roadside sign, because there is too much content. It is not meant to be a facebook or social media graphic, either.

Contains prohibited symbols (red circle slash with icon underneath) for different fire causes, for use on restriction products. File contains a Powerpoint with all images placed in it, plus png files.

Fireworks, OHV, incendiary ammo, parking on grass, smoking, shooting, welding, sky lanterns, chainsaws. If you need these in a larger size for a sign or banner, contact the designer.

Checking for and fixing fire hazards will reduce the chance of starting a wildfire. You can change the tips to reflect conditions in your area.

Fire Season: Do Not Burn/OK to Burn Tips. Describes burning tips and regulations during Kentucky's fire seasons. You will need to edit based on your state's regulations and seasons.