Trap, skeet, and sporting clays are the three most popular target games in the United States. All three help you become a better field shot, and all three can become addictive in their own right, ...

1. You don't aim a shotgun; you point it, as if it were an extension of your index finger. 2. Before the clay flies, note the hold point (the spot along the clay's path where you first point the gun), ...

Spring and summer are a great time to improve your shotgun skills for the upcoming hunting season, and I can’t think of a better way to do this than with a steady diet of trap, skeet, and sporting ...

On July 5, 2008 Matthew N. Klimasiewfski caught a 26 inch Walleye in the river at his cabin in Susquehanna County, Great Bend Twp. He was fishing with his father, Norman and his Uncle David. In the ...

Unlike the shotgun sport of trap shooting, in which the best shooters regularly hit 100 out of 100 targets, even the best shooters will miss a sporting clay or two as they try to shoot amid trees and ...

A shooting sport most everyone can enjoy is growing across the nation. Sporting clays is an event where you use a shotgun to shoot clay targets that are tossed into the air or across the ground. There ...

The string of parked golf carts seems ordinary from a distance. But while they resemble their counterparts on the fairways, the carts at the Clark County Shooting Complex are loaded for another ...

Sporting Clays for the uninitiated is not a new form of working in clay pottery. It's part of a recreational target-shooting program with a shotgun. Men, women, and youth participate in the different ...