What do you prefer most:
Trap shooting, skeet, or sporting clays?

The youth programs in Wi are shining with success after these programs continue to flourish in high school sports programs across the state.

Trap here I shot that for many years!

I like skeet. I think it's good practice for grouse hunting.

Trap.

I know it doesn't offer the variety of skeet, or clays, but, a great way to keep the skills sharp. The wife and I shoot on one league, and practice at a couple other ranges.

BTW the Minnesota high school trap competition was born at one of those ranges, The Plymouth Trap Club, a few steps away from the Wayzata High School.

Trap is great to attract women and kids to the shooting sports.

Wild bird hunting. Especially chukar and huns.

All. Heading down in two hours to tune and try out my Beretta multi target for the first time.

Osky

Skeet and Sporting Clays and Waterfowl

i shoot eatums,about all.

H.S.trap is taking off very well in our area.

x2 Skeet, sporting clays, upland birds and waterfowl. The lack of any crossing angles in trap makes it of limited value when after wild game.

Anytime and in any form you have a shotgun swinging on a moving target it is of great value.

Osky

I really came to enjoy sporting clays back when my daughter was competing in Y.H.E.C. which is a great program.

Around here they call sporting clays 'shooting golf.'

Skeet is my vice. I could shoot it all day if someone else was paying ! Trap is like watching paint dry

Pigeons . Feathered kind

I used to work with some hardcore skeet shooters. Twenty-five years ago and I still remember Wayne Mayes name. It's all they ever talked about. Adultery and skeet were the primary drivers of divorce in those days.

Sporting Clays
(1) You're always moving, never sitting around waiting for your turn.
(2) Every station is different - always a new challenge
(3) I can compete against only myself or a group of friends who are walking the route with me.

The doubles in adultery were always tricky !!

I imagine swinging both ways did most of them in

I agree with White17 about trap shooting, but I have a couple friends who are tremendous trap shooters who are also the best wild bird shots I've ever seen. It just never did anything for me.

For me I'd shoot sporting clays if I had to shoot targets. Alberta mallards at 15 yards over a pea field would be my first choice. Wild quail or chukars would be second and shooting doves or pigeons would come after that.


Pete

i got to go to the national championship with a friend and top 3 shooter in the country in the late 80's,what a show.about like watching nascar as you sit for hours and hours waitin for a wreck--missed shot.