1. Luke Walker and Parker Gunnell

2.  A shooting sport that involves shooting a shotgun at a flying orange target.

3.  Began in the early 1800’s  Great Britain  People of high economic and social status.  Invented to practice bird hunting skills.

4.  Human  Trap  Mechanical thrower  Automatic mechanical thrower

5.  Glass balls stuffed with feathers  Clay discs  Improved clay discs  Biodegradable clay discs

6.  Mini  Midi  Standard  Rabbit

7.  Pull  Clay  Thrower  Report Pair  Shell  Piece  Clear/safe  Powder

8.  Gun  Shell Holder  Ear protection  Eye protection  Ammunition

9.  Shooting vest  Durable Clothing  Non-binding clothing  Shooting Shirts

10.  Keep the Gun pointed in a safe direction at all times.  Do not treat the firearm as a toy.  Only load the gun when you are ready to shoot.  Know what is behind the target.  An example from a real safety waiver:  “1. The risk of handling firearms and being near others that have firearms in their possession;”  “2. The risk of ear damage from noise;”  “3. The risk of injury from ammunition, clay targets and shot from other guns;”  “4. Walking in rugged country, including encounters with wildlife, animals and insects;” (Buffer Creek)

11.  Single Action  Double Barrel  Over Under  Pump Action  Automatic

12. .410  28  20  16  12  10  8  4

13.  Cylinder  Improved Cylinder  Full  Modified  Skeet

16.  Trap  Sporting Clays

17.  NCSA- National Sporting Clays Association  Olympics  State Hunter Education Programs

18.  Each shooter must “pull” for the other shooters.  Follow all safety rules.  Promptness  Awareness  Ask experienced shooters if you feel like you are doing something wrong.

19.  Lean forward  Point your feet in the direction in which you intend to break the target.  Place your cheek on the stock.  Slap the trigger.  Follow through  Point the gun, don’t aim it.  Lead the target before firing.  Video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYh3yFbspEw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYh3yFbspEw

20.  Average Prices  Shotgun- $300 to $10,000  Ammunition- $6 to $8 per box which contains 25 shells.  Glasses- $5 to $200  Shell Holder/Vest- $5 to $40  Cost per round- $5 to $20 per round of 25.  Thrower- $150 to $700  Clays- $10 per 100  Ear protection- $1

21.  Separate stations (similar to golf course)  Spread out through the woods or open fields.  Shoot from a wooden pallet type stand.

22.  Youth up to 21 years old: 9%  Women of all ages: 7%  22-64 years old: 71%  65+ years old: 13% (The Sporting Clays Demographic)

23.  Anyone who can see and is physically capable of shooting a shotgun.  (All of this room’s occupants.)

24.  All parts of the U.S.  Clubs  Skeet Fields  Private Properties  Any person can shoot skeet in any location where there is a plot of land where the shot can land safely.

25.  On April 7, 2014, a man shot the end of his foot off by resting the barrel of his gun on his toes.  The youngest person to win the Sporting Clay Championship is Annabelle Ayres who was 13 years old.  Nash Buckingham’s 12 gauge HE Grade Super Fox shotgun sold for $862,500.

26.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L_M8C7GNmI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L_M8C7GNmI

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