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Sporting
Clays Practice Prince George's Trap Range
Maryland 3/4/07
Mark Burchick
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It was windy and cold today, but that did not
stop the 4-H Gun Club. We all shot a round of 50
shells at the various sporting clays stations
through the woods. |  |
We had 18 shooters today, so we broke into
two groups. |  |
One of the more interesting presentations
today were incoming targets that rose over a
hill and skimmed just above the grass line. |  |
We had just finished the bouncing rabbits
station. |  |
At this station we had a target presentation
where the clay turns broadside on its high
flying, arching descent. |  |
We had a station where we call pull only
once and have to reload, shooting seven
shells at seven targets in rapid succession.
We had to reload fast, on the fly. |  |
This sporting clays practice is going to
help us be quite competitive for our
upcoming 4-H State competition, to be held
two weeks from now, at the PG Range,
Saturday March 17, 2007 |  |
Looking at our score card, Matt got three in
a row and then at another station two in a
row, then also, and handful of singles. Mark
Mason, today's high scorer, had three runs
of five each. I understand that both Gabe
and Chris scored very well too. |  |
Everyone including Kevin, enjoyed the
springing teal station, with a fast-moving
overhead clay from behind, followed by a
nearly vertical, high rise 'springing teal.' |  |
This station was wrapped in camo
(Miscanthus, aka plume grass). Two weeks to
go and as a club, we have now had a chance
to practice skeet and sporting clays. We are
all fluent with trap and we will have a
large club representation at the upcoming
State tournament. |
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