Sporting Clays
Fifty rounds off the 5-stand.
A good warm-up before the dogs go down, a good way to settle a new shooter, and a good way to end an argument about who's actually shooting best today.
The stands sit on the field below the pavilion, so nobody has to go anywhere — you can shoot a round, eat lunch, and be back in the truck inside the hour.
Pheasant Tower Shoot
Guns on pegs, birds off the tower.
European-style driven birds, and one of the loudest, most social days on the calendar. We run these on set dates each season and they fill by word of mouth.
The day: arrival at 10:00 am, shoot at 11:00 am, lunch at 1:00 pm.
See how a tower day runs, with photographs from this season →
Groups & Corporate
Bring a client, a board, or three generations.
We'll put together a day around the group — hunt, clays, catered lunch under the pavilion, and enough downtime for people to actually talk to each other.
Bachelor parties, customer entertaining, family legacy hunts, birthdays that needed to be a bit more than dinner. Tell us the occasion and the number and we'll design it.
Good to Know
A few practical notes.
Clays
- Fifty rounds on the 5-stand; ask for the current rate.
- Bring your own shells, as with the hunt.
- Eye and ear protection required.
- Good first stop for anyone who hasn't shot a shotgun before.
Tower Shoots
- Dates are set each season — call or follow along on Facebook.
- Priced separately from the quail hunts; ask for the current rate.
- Lunch is part of the day.
- Bring more shells than you think you need. Everyone does.
Get in Touch
Tell us the occasion.
Tower dates, a clays afternoon, or a full day for twelve — start with a call or send the details across.