It is a game that is a cross between trap and sporting clays. It resembles trap in that there are 5 shooting stations (stands) where each shooter gets 5 shots. After the five shots, shooters rotate to the next stand. This is where any resemblance to trap ends and sporting clays starts. There are seven automatic traps somewhere on the course that present the targets in a way to mimic game shots. There are bouncing rabbits, springing teal, falling targets, rising targets, arcing targets, standard size clay targets and a couple specialty clay targets like battues and midi birds. Nothing boring here. It is a great way to hone your bird shooting skills, or if you are not a hunter, a challenging game and a reason to get that old shotgun out of the closet.

We shoot on the 3rd Saturday (as of April 2010) of each month at 9:00. The shoot fee, for 5 stand, is $5.00 per round (25 birds) and beginning July 2010 there will be a $5 range fee for non-members. We will also be shooting mid-week starting in the spring continuing through fall, check out the calendar for exact dates. Contact Larry Zalaznik at 525-1129 or Ron Fastrup at 520-2162 for more information on 5-stand.

Contact:

Larry Zalaznik - (509) 525-1129

Ron Fastrup - (509) 520-2162