Courses are laid out in natural surroundings with shooters moving from one station to the next to complete the course. Each station presents shooters with a different type of shot. At a "grouse station", for example, shooters might face flushing birds that zip in and out of the trees. At a "decoying duck station", incoming targets may float in toward the shooter.

Courses make use of natural features such as woods and ponds to create a realistic setting for each type of shot. At any station, targets may be thrown as singles, simultaneous pairs, following pairs (one target right after the other), or report pairs (the second target launched at the sound of the gun being fired at the first).

To further challenge shooters, target size may vary from the standard trap/skeet clay bird to the smaller "midi" and "mini" targets, or a flat disc shaped "battue" target. There are even special "rabbit" targets that are thrown on end and skitter across the ground.

Sporting clays is among the most popular of the shooting disciplines and is internationally recognized as a competitive sporting event.  Sporting clays is also used as a form of wing shooting practice and is commonly referred to as "golf with a shotgun".  Just like golf, all sporting clays courses are different, always providing the shooter with a constant challenge.

BSC has one of the most versatile Sporting Clays ranges in Southeast Michigan. We have manual and automatic throwers with over 15 different shooting stations.
We offer Sporting Clay shoots on the Second and Fourth Saturday of each month. Be sure to check our Event Schedule for times. 

For More Information please contact Bruce Winder 517-304-5865.

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