American Skeet

is shooting crossing targets that travel in a fixed path from two different trap machines. 25 targets are shot from 8 shooting stations at various positions on the skeet field.

Many shots are "doubles" or shots on two targets in the air at the same time.

International Skeet

is a variation of skeet shot in World and Olympic competition. 25 targets are shot in a slightly different sequence than American Skeet.

Target speeds are considerably faster and a random delay is applied when targets are thrown. Shotguns cannot be mounted to the shoulder until the target is visible.

NSSA Registered Skeet:

   February 3
   April 7
   June 2
   August 4
   October 6

Regular trap and UIT International Skeet practice targets will be available after the sporting clays course is closed.
For more Information, Call Butch Brooks at 970-667-5090
or Gerald Clarkson (970) 356-8822

Hickie Tournaments:
Mar 31, June 30, Sep 29.
Call Doug Burman at 970-223-0790
or Butch Brooks at 970-667-5090 for more information