Clays
We maintain one and one-half miles of path walks over 30 stations in introductory, intermediate and tournament- level courses. Taking advantage of diverse topography - from rolling hills to hardwoods and conifers to open fields - the natural setting of our shooting stations is designed to appeal both to the first-name shooter and to the seasoned wing-shooter desiring a preseason warm-up. Simulated bird and rabbit presentations are delivered in a field scenario - in the air and along the ground. Target increments of 25,

50 or 100 may be purchased with course completion times of 30 minutes to two hours, depending on the size of the group.
Periodic clay tournaments are held throughout the year under the guidelines of the Michigan and National Sporting Clay Associations. Licensed NSCA Level I and II instructors are available during shooting clinics.

Leagues
Our computerized 5-Stand operation consists of a combination of seven Remington Boss Sporters that will challenge even experienced shooters. Five targets are shot at each of the five stations. The 5-Stand has becomes the nucleus of our winter

league activity, allowing us to preplan league programs. Winter league begins in mid-December and runs through May. Lewis Class scoring and an 80% handicap with NSCA rules apply.

European-Style Hunting
The exciting sport of European-style tower hunting has come to mid-Michigan with the introduction of our 17-station, 50-foot tower operation. From 50 feet in the air, pheasants or mallards are released to hunters arrayed clockwise around the tower at distance of 70 to 160 yards. Two choices are available - 10 birds / person or 15 birds / person. Hunters rotate around the tower to provide everyone with a variety of shots.

Schedule

Come prepared to spend a full day at a tower hunt, which includes breakfast, lunch, clay targets and live birds from both tower and fields:

6:30 a.m.	Register and Continental Breakfast
8:00 a.m.	Clay bird warm-up
9:00 a.m.	European hunt begins
1:00 p.m.	Lunch
2:00 p.m.	Field walk-up hunt for missed birds
5:00 p.m.	Dress birds and divide among hunters