Targets splinters after trapshooting contaminate the nature - how to solve this problem
Current situation
Splinters of targets remain on the field
Disadvantages
Nature is contaminated
The soil becomes affected
The beautiful place with be destroyed
Ideal final result
The area should remain as same as it was before - no changes due to trapshooting
Problem statement
It is very difficult to collect the splinters from the field
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