Sporting Clays

 A typical course consists of 10 to 15 stations, with each station presenting targets from trap machines. Usually 5 to 10 targets are shot at each station by a squad of up to six shooters for a total outing of 50 to 100 targets per person. Targets are thrown as singles and pairs. A pair of targets may be thrown as a true pair (or sim pair, i.e., thrown at the same time), as a following pair (thrown sequentially), or on report (the second clay launched on the report of the shooter’s gun).[4] Numerous hunting conditions can be simulated by combining various speeds and angles with different types of clay targets. Each station is unique. Throughout a course, the shooters might see targets crossing from either side, coming inward, going outward, flying straight up, rolling on the ground, arcing high in the air, or thrown from towers.[3] The possible target presentations are limited only by safety considerations, the terrain, and the imagination of the course designer. The configuration of the stations is often changed to maintain interest for the shooters and for environmental preservation of the course.. Copied from Wikipaedia   

 Over a mile courseEach station has 2 sets of 2 throwers Green set is easy for beginners and Red set is much harder  

Hunting Members or **Sporting Clay Members

• 14 Stands
• 25 Clay Course                                 
• 50 Clay Course   $35
• 100 Clay Course  $60

Non-members $.80 per

• 50 Targets- $45
• 100 Targets- $80

Sporting Clay Membership $100 for 1 year

Hunting Membership see rate page