Additionally here are the restriction for Isle of Wight listed as local firearm ordinances. All counties that have a restriction of how far you need to be from the road are stated.

Isle of Wight 8, 12, 35

8. No rifles for big game hunting.

12. It is lawful to use muzzleloading
rifles for game animals in the regular
hunting season.

35. It shall be unlawful to possess outside
of a vehicle, or shoot or hunt
with a rifle, muzzleloader, pistol, or
shotgun loaded with slugs, or to possess
shotgun slugs on Ragged Island
Wildlife Management Area in Isle of
Wight County. In addition, it shall be
unlawful to discharge any firearm
within 100 yards of the boardwalk or
nature trail on Ragged Island
Wildlife Management Area.

As an example of a county that has restrictions on how far from a road you need to be here is suffolk

Suffolk 44, 52

44. East of the Dismal Swamp Line (see
page 10 for definition of line) Rifles,
including muzzleloading rifles, are
permitted for big game hunting when
used from stands elevated 15 feet
above the ground (except legally
handicapped hunters are exempt
from tree stand requirements); no
special early or late muzzleloader
seasons in effect.
West of the Dismal Swamp Line (see
page 10 for definition of line) No
rifles for big game hunting. However,
when hunting from a stand 10 feet
above the ground (except legally
handicapped hunters are exempt
from tree stand requirements) muzzleloading
rifles are lawful for game
species during all open seasons,
including special muzzle-loading
deer seasons.

52. It shall be unlawful to discharge a
firearm or air gun of .177 caliber or
larger within any densely populated
area; within 100 yards from any
structure or within 100 yards from
any public street, secondary road or
highway within the city, except on a
permitted firing range or at or upon
the property of another without permission