Skeet & Target Shooting Programs

The sport of Skeet Shooting (also called 'Clay Pigeon Shooting' involves using a shotgun to shoot at and break a circular flying target made form a fragile material.
Clay Shooting still retains many phrases from its historical “Live Bird Shooting” past
when real birds, such as pigeons, where released from a trap positioned in front of a
shooter (records date back to 1831).

The disks made from clay allow a truer flying target and longer, flatter trajectories closer to an actual bird flying. Clay Pigeon Shooting has evolved into a sport enjoyed by a wide range of ages (often from ten years and upwards) at all levels from novice to Olympic
competition. Safety is a priority at all shooting grounds with a firm set of safety rules being applied by all those involved. The following is a list of the basic clay pigeon shooting equipment:

Clay Pigeons (110 mm in diameter) Clay Pigeon Traps Shot Guns Cartridges Clay Pigeon Shooting Disciplines & Safety Guide Important Note: (a) No person under 12 years can participate in this sport at the Resort.  (b) Under 18 years (and above 12 years old) children must be accompanied by an adult (parent or guardian). (c) Rules and Regulations and liability waiver document must be signed by all partcipants.