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Home My WebLink About960483.tiff USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW APPLICATION fr couture r2 04NiNc Department of Planning Services, 1400 N. 17th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80631 C EC 1 19,45 Phone(970) 353-6100, Ext. 3540, Fax (970) 353-6312 J� Application Fee Paid ilcio-oZ Receipt* a f 6 4Y Date Recording Fee Paid Receipt# Date Application Reviewed by: TO_BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT: (Please print or type,except for necessary signature) LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SPECIAL REVIEW PERMIT AREA: P+ N W 4 Section I I ,T R L 4 W-Total Acreage ± 125 Zone District _Overlay Zone NONE Property Address Of available)PROPOSED USE Shotgun Spor I1 S (run Club and Pro Skop SURFACE FEE (PROPERTY OWNERS) OF AREA PROPOSED FOR THE SPECIAL REVIEW PERMIT Name: Greg Q. Reeves Address: BOX 192 ROSS WG12 96 8O65O quo - City/State/Zip: Pierces e, CO Home Telephone: 897-2439Business Telephone Name: Address: City/State/Zip: Home Telephone: Business Telephone APPLICANT{� )OR AUTHORIZED AGENT(if different than above Name: CQd f �y Dep a-e.s ((o- a ppl lea n-C) S Address: OX 141 I Goss WGQ QG City/State/Zip: Pierce, Co 80650 Home Telephone: 970- 841- x.434 Business Telephone: DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES USE ONLY Case* Flood Plain: o Yes o No Geologic Hazard: o Yes o No • I hereby state that all statements and plans submitted with the application are true and correct to the best of my knowledge. files/ A Signature: ner or Authorized Agent gift- 960483 (hp,.5 6-0r{t,agorl / @e rc:2r �a 1/7 Jer/1/ers- _ /- /e YE /rec.? r G'„)C X/Vi # /%DS /Dear (hr/ _5 6,0 o.6/c1 / le /o C /<< r, e( 1- w'e �Yc '6Sc --g :/7e 4.7 de I1 Cu,c (/ay fa1' � e f III&W f (15 fit/ r c / o«r � ,�� t, 79 Clays Celi )`SG /hes -104,<:,(- _s ejIC- CL e / U_C: (7 off 5 of 9 c/a ys 0o/ 'sr (tE eSS Mc_ /24 fi 6,1 17, Ith e:( e_ //7 crr7 / 4 G; in(l3 Orr �rOvic% a tea_ // stir S17ao7 ' S , heat/o, _ -Tor shoe lie"rs . 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PO Box 142 Pierce, Colorado 80650 970-897-2439 November 20, 1995 Weld County Department of Planning Services Weld County Administrative Offices 1400 N. 17th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Dear Weld County Planners, RE: Use by Special Review for Great Guns! shotgun sports gun club and pro shop We are pleased to submit the enclosed application for a USR to operate a shotgun sports gun club. We believe this facility will meet a need in Weld County to provide the opportunity for shotgun enthusiasts to participate in a variety of shotgun games and release hunting activities. There is currently a shortage of shooting opportunities for the shotgun enthusiast. Additionally, we believe that by providing an easily accessible and open to the public shotgun facility, we may aide in the reduction of illegal shooting on private property. The site has been carefully chosen to minimize impacts on the surrounding community. There are no landowners within 500 feet of the proposed USR other than the applicants. Them are no residences within approximately one and one-half miles of the proposed USR other than the applicants. The majority of the shooting stations will direct the muzzle blast away from the nearest neighbors, as well as away from the towns of Nunn and Pierce. Most shots will be in a northerly to easterly direction. It is unlikely that development will occur in this direction from the site as the nearest electrical service to the east of the site is three miles away, along WCR 39. In addition, there is no electrical service along WCR 96 between WCR 33 and WCR 39. The formation of the Great Guns! Limited Liability Company will commence upon the granting of the permit, and the lease from the applicants to the newly formed company will be executed at that time. We believe that Great Guns! will provide a badly needed service , and will be an asset to our community. Please call us at any time if you should have questions or concerns regarding this application. Thank you. Sincerely, )4 tett_ Patty Deplazes Greg Reeves 960483 Great Guns! Use by Special Review Application Table of Contents Weld County USR Application Use by Special Review Questionaire Weld County Road Access Information Sheet Well Permit Lease and Deed Soils Report Affidavit and List of Adjacent Property Owners Affidavit and List of Minerals Owners Listing of General Easements that may affect property Additional information describing safety issues and shotgun games 960483 Use by Special Review Questionaire Great Guns ! 1. The proposed use is consistent with the Weld County Comprehensive Plan. Although the gun club will be located within three miles of the towns of Pierce and Nunn, no significant growth in the direction of the site is anticipated. 2. The proposed use meets the intent of the ag zone in which it will be located. The gun club will be located on a less productive hill-top which is currently planted to grass, and will not interfere with crop production on the lower lying surrounding areas. Upon closure of the gun club,the site may be returned to farming. The recreational facility will be provided for as a Use by Special Review. 3. The proposed use is compatible with the future developement as stated in the Weld County Comprehensive plan. 4. The site is surrounded by ag zone and agricultural use. The use is compatible with the undeveloped farmground that surrounds the site. Other than the applicant, the nearest occupied residence is approximately one and one-half miles to the northwest. 5. The site is not located within a Flood Hazard zone, Geologic Hazard zone or Airport Overlay zone. 6. The gun club will be located on a rocky hilltop which is currently predominantly planted to grass, where the soils are naturally less productive. In addition,the site is classified by the USDA Soil Survey of Weld County, Northern Part, as being highly erodible. The gun club will provide an economic means to maintain grass cover and tree plantings on this site, reducing the possibility of excessive erosion of the site. In addition, maintaining the grass cover and tree plantings will enhance the natural beauty of the site, and provide food and habitat for wildlife. The more productive lower lying areas surrounding the gun club will be retained as agricultural land. 7. Public health, safety and welfare will be protected by the relative isolation of the site. The gun club will be located within 800 acres of land owned by the applicant, and will be separated from adjacent landowners on all sides by at least 550 feet or more of undeveloped land owned by the applicant. The majority of the shooting stations will be directed to the north and easterly directions, minimizing any noise impacts to the surrounding communities. It is unlikely that development will encroach on the sight as there is no electrical service for one mile to the north of the site, and there is no electrical service for approximately three miles to the east of the site. The site will be fenced and posted as required by the Weld County Zoning Regulations. 960133 8. The proposed use will be a shotgun sports gun club and pro shop, including sporting clays, trap, skeet, and other shotgun games. In addition, release hunting and rearing of upland birds will take place on the unused portions of the USR. The gun club will provide the rapidly growing population with the opportunity to participate in shotgun sports and practice and improve safe shooting skills. Use of the facility will be made available to Boy Scouts, 4-H, school shooting courses, hunter safety classes and other school and community groups at reduced rates. Addition of this facility to the community should also minimize the illegal use of private property for shooting and hunting, and reduce the incidence of damage to County signs and facilities. All facilities constructed at the site will comply with the Weld County Zoning and Building Regulations requirements, and with the recommendations of the National Sporting Clays Association,the American Trap Association, and the National Skeet Shooting Association. Release hunting and bird rearing will comply with the requirements of the Colorado Division of Wildlife. The initial phase of construction will consist of the sporting clays course, landscape and construction of the clubhouse and office facilities. The sporting clays course will Initailly be constructed along the west edge of the USR and towards the north boundary of the site. Release hunting will be conducted on those portions of the USR not used for shotgun games or the necessary safety zones. Construction of the trap and skeet fields and bird rearing pens will commence as the demand for the facility grows. The trap and skeet fields will be constructed in the northerly portions of the site, and at that time portions of the sporting clays course may be relocated if necessary so as to provide at all times the necessary safety zones. Future development of the site is anticipated to include up to 25 sporting clays stations, up to 10 trap fields and up to 10 skeet fields. In addition, a second clubhouse may be constructed to provide adjacent facilities for the newly developed portions of the site. Because of the significant investment required for the construction and operation of the proposed facility, and in view of the relative isolation of the site, it is requested that the permit be issued for a time period of twenty years. 9. The gun club will be located approximately one eighth mile from the applicants primary residence. Other than the applicant,the nearest occupied residence is approximately one and one-half miles to the northwest. 10. Initially, the gun club will be run by the applicants, and club will operate during day-light hours, by appointment. There may at a later date be 1-3 full time employees and up to 10 parttime employees, and regularly scheduled hours of operation. In addition,there will be occasional shooting competitions held at the site. 11. It is estimated that approximately 100 shooters per week will use this site. 960483 12. The only animals anticipated on this site will be the birds reared and released for hunting, and dogs accompanying the hunters to assist in finding and retreiving birds. 13. Equipment used on site will include the clay target throwers used in the shotgun games, landscape and lot maintenance equipment, agricultural equipment consistent with the raising of poultry and typical office equipment. 14. Buildings on site will include the protective structures for the clay target throwers, and shooting stands, a club house, office and storage building/s, for machinery, targets and other necessary supplies. With the commencement of raising birds for release hunting, the necessary pens and shelters will be constructed. Building permits will be obtained from Weld County as required and all construction will comply with Weld County Building and Zoning Regulations. 15. The shooters will arrive by passenger vehicles, up to approximately 75 vehicles per week. In addition, there will be occasional delivery trucks and semi tractor trailers bringing supplies to the site, approximately 2-5 times monthly. 16. The club house and office facilities will utilize a septic system approved by the Weld County Health Department. 17. No solid waste will be stored or stockpiled on this site. 18. Solid waste will be removed as needed by a commercial trash hauler such as BFI or Waste Management. 19. The initial phase of construction will be the sporting clays course. Construction will take approximately eight weeks and will commence on the granting of the permit. The club house, office and storage building/s,trap and skeet fields and other shotgun games will be constructed as the demand for the facility grows. The sporting clays course will consist of permanent and/or portable shooting stations and clay target throwers. The stations will be constructed and landscaped so as to simulate natural field hunting conditions. Shooting stands will be constructed of a variety of materials, including but not limited to wood, wire, metal, fencing, baled or dried vegetation, concrete, block, brick, stone, fiber, fabric and other materials used at sporting clays courses across the nation to provide realistic hunting conditions. 960483 20. The site is currently vegetated with grass. The grass cover over the shooting courses will be maintained and enhanced with tree plantings and landscape. The grass and tree plantings will enhance the simulated hunting experience for the shooters, and will provide food and habitat for wildlife. Those areas of the USR not utilized for the shooting courses, bird rearing or the release hunt areas may be retumed to production agriculture in the future. 21. The broken clay targets are non-toxic and will be allowed to naturally degrade or will be tilled into the soil. Spent shell casings and other solid waste products generated at the site will be recycled or properly disposed off site. 22. Northern Weld County and adjacent areas of Larimer have experienced significant growth in the past few years. There is presently no public sporting clays course in Northern Weld or Larimer County. The only public trap and skeet range in Northern Weld is located in an area that is experiencing rapid growth. This proposed site is relatively remote,while still providing access to the range for a growing population of shooters, and meeting the needs for utility and telephone services. The facility will be made available at reduced rates to Boy Scouts, 4-H, hunter safety, schools and other community groups. 23. Fire protection for the site will be provided by Nunn Fire District. 24. Water for sanitation will be provided by an existing private well. Because of naturally occuring high concentrations of sulfates, potable water will be provided by Deep Rock or a similar bottled water service. 25. No storm water will be collected, and natural drainage will be used for storm water handling. 960483 WELD COUNTY ROAD ACCESS INFORMATION SHEET Weld County Public Works Department 933 North 11th Ave., P.O. Box 758, Greeley, CO 80632 (303)356-4000 Ext. 3750 rec' fee✓eS (6-r nf e 6uns� 1. Applicant Name VA .}./,i/ h'�_f,",/C(Z P S Phone 47o— rtic743y Address(-Box City Pierce_ State Co Zip 30656 2. Address or location of access We Id County Rd. 96 t%,/W 4 Section I I Township IN Range 66 W Subdivision Block Lot Weld County Road # 9 6 Side of Road S N S E or W Distance from & number of intersecting road t 550 E oP h1GR 3'3 3. Is there an existing access to the property? Yes No X # of accesses 4. Site Sketch M u WCR qb 3 i iI 5. Proposed use: X Permanent _ Residential/Agricultural _ Industrial Temporary Commercial Subdivision A Other Recrea+iane l OFFICE USE ONLY Road ADT Date Accidents Date Road ADT Date Accidents Date Drainage Requirement: Culvert Size Length Other Comments: Installation authorized _ Information Insufficient Special Conditions Reviewed by: Title: :access.for 96O483 NOTE:The following unidergroundfacilitiesphave abeen file 9 filed with the Clerk and Recorder. These statements are general and do not necessarily give nptice of underground facilities within the property. (a) Mountain Bell Telephone Company, recorded October 1, 1981 in Book 949 as Reception No. 1870705. (b) Colorado Interstate Gas Company, recorded August 31, 1984 in Book 1041 as Reception No. 1979784. (c) Associated Natural Gas, Inc. , recorded April 10, 1989 in Book 1229 as Reception No. 2175917. (4)Reoestern Gas recorded March 9, 1983 in Book 990 7. (e) Public Service Company of Colorado, recorded November 9, 1981 in Boot 952 as Reception No. 1874084. • 960483 • ORG 'ATION OF THE NATIONAL SPOh t ING CLAYS ASSOCIATION NATIONAL • The National Sporting Clays Ascariation,a Division of the National Skeet Shooting Acwiation,was formed in April 1989 to promote SPORTING CLAYS sporting days in the United Slates and Canada • The National Sporting Clays Association(NSCA)S a nonprofit or- ASSOCIATION garnizalion owned and operated try and for its members. The penury objective of the NSCA S to promote the growth of sporting clays in a way which is beneficial to all who enjoy and participate in the game. • The division of NSCA,s guided by an Advisory Council comprised sitcptia mays„ ran ge rae owners,1300competitive and recreational shooters and the d A shooting industry. It The following is an'adpmrtales summary of the orgartization Ste g • Nationdsportirg Clays Association.The ORrcidNationaJ Sporting Clays Rulesgovemlheotng of registered targets,the conduct ° of s7mtrsardtta dines d shoot management- The NSCA has the d' or responsibiliy fur the fontadation, regulation and enforcement of 1,` +r Rase rubs. These rules are contained in this booklet tON IO. • The NSCA reserves the right to make alteration in,or amendments to these rules at any time,whenever it deems it to be in the best interest of the National Sporting Clays Associabon. OFFICIAL GENERAL INFORMATION PURPOSE OF NSCA The purpose of the National Sporting Clays Association S to pro- mote and govern the sport of sporting clays throughout the United States and Canada.The NSCA is dedicated to the development of _ RULES thiamin at all levels dparttdpation. We vow to Sale an Una phere of healthy competition and meaningful fellowship within its - membership. We also offer the hunter a recreational target shooting • AND REGULATIONS game,which will strengthen his hunting and gun safety skills and I1 W 7 extend his shooting season. RULES OF CONDUCT OF NSCA SHOOTER Each member will be furnished a copy of these Official NSCA rules, with the understandirg that the member will read and understand SAFETY FIRST '--ACTIONS.OPEN - each rule. Members are strongly encouraged to know these rules - and abide by them,both for their own benefit and for the benefit of other shooters. it is the shooters responsibility to conduct his shooting in a safe manner and report any unsafe By entering the competition,every person agrees to accept all official conditions to shoot officials. decisions and lo abide_by these rules. .• t-produce pDtt Safety—always follow the satatytutesand.regtr plastiei gf tio�ncardandyoouuraverragecaristered ddso that y fie lations of the NSCA and your local club.Theyare address and membership number are properly nondairy'errors in there for your protection and the safetyof others. records prevented. Shooters not having hisTher plastccardshould Eye and ear protection is a must at all times when event list dstfieir NSCA rubber,entire name and address on the on a sporting clays course. The score card is intended for the purpose of providing the classifi- Sportsmanship — always help your fellow capon committees at the shoots yeti upto date data°n your shooting shooters. ability. Shooters not having their cards up to date may be put in a higher class or otherwise penalized. Sporting Clays are fun—Don't lose site of thetwo It is the duty of each NSCA member to have hisher average card main goals — SAFETY AND HAVING FUN! updated at the end of each shoot Failure b accurately record scores,or the falsification of scores,can lead to suspension from the NSCA. 96(1183 RULES FOR THE )TER C. AMMUN. p 1. All shot shell ammunition including reloads may be used A. LOW GUN Shoot Officials may further limit the ammunition to be Gun stock must be visable below the shooters armpit ,.oornmercialy manufactured B. CALL FOR TARGET Target will be launched immediately or with a delay of up to 3 2. Loads for 12 a g Wa guns shall not exceed 1 1/13 ounces records. of shot charge. C. MOUNTING OF GUN 3. Maximum shot charge br en competition may be Shooter S to keep from mounting his gun until target is visible. If in • further limited by the Shoot Officials. the judgement of the Field Judge,the shooter moves to mount his gun pier to seeing the target,the target will ba•a'no bird'and the 4.Shot size shatnot exceed U-S.a712 dame ter 0.095'. sequence and raft will begin again.No penalty will be assessed the wt 1.07 grains). shooter_Excessive lie bird'(3 per day)can be construed as cause for scoring targets as lost "& S- Shot shay be Taamstproducton spherical shot Plated • abatis permitted.V• . THE COURSE 1. The course will provide fora predetermined number of D. SHOOTER'S RESPONSIBILITY shooting fields from which each competitor will attempt It will be the responsibility of each shooter to be familiar with these various targets. The number of'Stations'and the number rules. Ignorance of the rules will not be a cause to're-attempt" and characteristics of targets from each station, on each targets lost because of rule violations. field,will be determined by the Shoot Officials,and will be the same for all shooters. 2. Targets will be propelled by,and!bridal:Strom,ashy of a EQUIPMENT number of commercially produced,modified,orhandmade devices which will propel an approved target in a manner to A. TARGETS approach the characteristics (in the opinion of the Shoot -:Twist thrown in any event may include any or all of to following: Officials)of a game birdor animal typically taken by a sport- , irg shotgun. 1. Regulation SItT or'tflAPiargetsa's specified by&T& NSSA or ISU. . . . 3-La nc ii g de inner hidh provide for targets traveling as _ varying angles and distances to the competitors are accept- 2. Mini,midi,batue rocket,or rabbit targetsasspecifiedby . able(i.e.wobble traps). No more than 20%of the target • F1TASC. . .shay be presented from such devices. No less than ark of all targets in a shoot shall be presented with a reasonably • 3.Propellermounted ZZ-Pigeontargets. consistent trajectory,distance and velocity to atshootars. 4. Any sporting clays target approved by Shoot Officials. 4. Devices which provide toryropelling multiple target are permitted. 5. 'Poison Bird' targets of a separate and clearly dis' deniable appearance may be.ticl ded at random-Shooters 5. Devices propelling targets of more than one type,and ' devices capable of providing targets at varying angles and distances,shall be employed only as the varying aspects of these devices will be the same for all shooters and will be free of all human element of selection. attempting shot at these target shall be scored a?niss'or lost bird'. Shooters correctly refraining-from abempting the 6. Field Judges will be required ateachstation in sufficient 'poison bird'(protected species)will be scored as a'hit'or number to competently enforce all'rules for the shooter',as • 'dead bird'. well as, to score the attempts accurately. Numbers and • positions for Field Judges shall be determined by the Shoot 4 - E. Iergstriumberand selectonfor any competition shall be at?he disRatonalft Stcatt friels..No irons s hen 30% Tat the total number of target shaybe other ttartarget de"- -scribed in A-1. Target avrnberand seisction shay be the same for all shooters. B. SHOTGUNS ' 1.Shotguns of 12 gauge or smaller gauges,in safe working order, and capable of firing two shots are to be used in Safety is everyones responsibility.. attempting all targets. 2. Shotguns fitted for multiple barrels(of various chokes It Is the shooters responsibility to report any unsafe and/or lengths)are permitted. The shooter is allowed to shooting condition-Immediately to Shoot Off totals. change barrels only between stations or as otherwise di- rected by the Shoot Officials. 3.Shotguns with interchangeable or adjustable chokes are THINK GUN SAFETY permitted at the shooters discretion. Chokes can be changed only between stators or as otherwise directed by he Shoot Officals 4 Competitors may enter a shoot with various guns and attempt targets a ivaraus stations witditerenlguns,or the gu^ of anothe• compel to, Guns may be changed only st1.-... o' e' otv"n..l d„viled bh thr 360483 y nNG CL 4 , N� . 9 - z I F�� o >\ o \lel+ I ', cY \ONto. TO: Sporting Clays Range Owners And/Or Operators FROM: Mike Hampton, Executive Director 4..`Tite National Sporting Clays Ar ciation, a division of National Skeet Shooting Association, '• *as formed in April 1989. It is headquartered in San Antonia, Texas. The NSCA wiTf assisfin and support your efforts to generate interest within this shooting seg- ment, of which a large percentage is the hunter. The NSCA brochure "The Ultimate Simulated Shotgun Hunting Sport For All Seasons" is available to all member clubs and ranges to dis- tribute within their surrounding communities. 1. Advisory Council - This council, comprised equally of shooters, range owners and in- dustry personnel, was formed to promote, govern and in general make decisions concerning sporting clays issues. (Enclosure) -2:-i Club Affiliation and-Tournament Schedule -:Annual membership is ona balendar 'year. The club/range membership fee is $100. We recommend each club do whatever is re- T. quired to throw as many targets as possible and attract as many shooters as possible. A tourna- ment schedule listed in the Sporting Clays - The Shotgun Hunters' Magazine is an excellent way to assure the traveling shooter of a credible, properly managed event. (Enclosure) 3. Membership - Annual indvidual membership is $30.00 per calendar year. Membership in NSCA offers the member the finest and safest means of learning to shoot. The NSCA clubs' responsibility should be dedicated to the development of the sport at all levels of participation `and offer the hunter.a recreational:target shooting game and extend his.shooting season. 6. National Championships - NSCA will sponsor a National Championship Tournament to award and show recognition of our top shooters, as well as attract media coverage. 7. Sporting Clays - The Shotgun Hunters' Magazine - This publication is the official magazine devoted to sporting clays and wing shooting enthusiast, which includes featured clubs, tournament and registered shoot schedules with results, as well as articles of interest to the shot- ' `. gun hunter. Thisbimonthly,publication is.included with each annual membership to NSCA. 5. Mange intone All: neuter ranges and clubs will be eligible to take advantage of the NSCA insurance program This policy will allow you coverage on your sporting clays range as well as any other operation oa your premises such as hunting preserves and so forth. I believe the goals of the NSCA are shared with the vast majority of sporting clays range owners and operators. Our organization will make every effort possible to ensure the prosperity of this challenging sport and serve its member clubs in the tradition which they deserve. The NSCA invites and encourages you to become a part of this professional, progressive new organization. A NSCA Club Membership application is enclosed for your convenience. National Sporting Clays Association and I look forward to your affiliation with us and the beginning of a mutually rewarding relationship. Enclosures NATIONAL SPORTING CLAYS ASSOCIATION P 0. BOX 680007 • SAN ANTONIO.TEXAS 78268-0CO7 • 15121 6883371 960453 NATI 'AG SPORTING CLAYS ASSOCIATIC ADVISORY COUNCIL INDUSTRY RANGE OWNERS DEAN, George (S) BUNTING Jay 208 High.Street Remington Arms C1) Inc. BEDNAR, George (R) Chestertown, MD 21620 andanona Brandywine Building P. O. Box 1090 DEAN, Spencer (S) 1007 Market Street Millbrook, NY 12.545 75325 Office Ridge Circle Wilmington, Delaware 19898 Eden Prarie, MN 55344 BURNS, Henry(R) ..CARLSON,.Tom (I) La Paloma 10X Clothing Group . P. O. Box 160516 29.rsLm FWY, Ste 133 :Sari.Antonio;TX 78280 LC HAGGARD Hollister (5) - - Dallas 75234 - 320 Fairfield Street, SE :.CATON, Dean (R) :_Aiken, SC- 29801 FINE,-Ron (I) Southern Ranch Hunting Club Fine-Gibson, Inc. Rt 2 Box 75 HILL, Dave (S) P. O. Box 1333 Chandler, OK 74834 1608 Park Blvd Madison, CT 06443 West Sacramento, CA 95691 CORRELL, Terry (R) FORMAN, Raymond (I) Minnesota Horse& Hunt Club HOWINGTON, King (S) F.I.T.A.S.C. Sporting Assoc. 2920 220th Street 921 Mill Creek Run P. O. Box 432 Prior Lake, MN 55372 Swanne, GA 30174 Bragg Cseek • Alberta Canada TOL OKO HERBERT, Jay (R) JERNIGAN, Bobby(S). . Highland Bend Shooting School' Route 1, Box 167 . GAGNON, Kenneth (I) P. O. Box 580 - Mauk, GA 31058 Quack Decoy Fulshear, TX 77441 A Mill Street • AKRUGER, Jon (S) - -P. O. Box 98 JOHNSON, Bill (R) RR I, Box 213 Cumberland, RI 02864 Flint Oak Ranch St. Ansgar, IA 50472 Route 1 HOAGLAND, Skip (I) Fall River, KS 67047 MEYER, Jerry (S) Sporting Clays- The.Shotgun Rt 1 Box 309 Hunters' Magazine MITCHELL, Dan (R) Talking Rock, GA 30175 6 Spanish Wells Plantation Rd. Wolf Creek Gun Club Hilton Head Island, SC 29926 3070 Merk Road SW Atlanta, GA 30349 HOLLINGSWORTH, Jim (I) Kreighoff International MONK, Robert (R) 49 Carousel Circle Front Range Sporting Clays New Britain, PA 18901 . .451 E.58th Avenue Denver, CO 80216 MURRAY, Phil (I) Beretta U. S. A. SHOOTERS P. O. Box 343 Glenn Dale, MD 20769 ASH, Gil (S) P. O. Box 686 TILDEN, Dave (I) Bellaire, TX 77401 Range Supervisor-Sturm Ruger Guild Road BANKS, Andy (S) New Port, NH 03773 Route 4, Box 4158 Pearland, TX 77581 WARD, Bud (I) Outdoor Life Magazine 2 Park Avenue Fifth Floor New York, NY 10016 360183 SPORTING CLAYS FIELD SUGGESTIONS Cfrk k8 , liSCIV‘ , z z cS� �P NFON1O , NOTE : Please remember these are only suggested fief layouts . - 9604®3 :. (.c= L v..". oo Cefr� _ "MM �rL.,-" ) i 2 C, �y v _ J n sr r:S; ')-Th DO,---.17/)r' j.. 70- 3 - u c ,..- -,__3_ __24' •s• :elk., = i 0O . -1 / -#91-1-ti. , / / J :.J u G Z V r .3 Z -r• •Z / / -{-O a o / / Caa->Th © -1; Gsif D� 9 ..- Y ,_, 'a D 70 3/ `� 1 a r Y L�+?` e--,:t r. / '1•:-:-,,‘.-,'" -. O 3rs ' 'r 4 -..!4 •-' JP .2z j - re'20,1,:i�6 ./C. /§ _ \ , 2 ' / - • a / » . o� . 2 43 D- m \ 7 » . < v . ee C� . ) . / : (-;;1/4.:2 / I / ^ - I » : . r / > y- K. Y-J \ u_i - , . ^ 1 • , �` ` , \ p - 2 @ . . 2 =o 2 . <2> �� , § � \ \ - © \/ cc:7;7, \ . 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Handicap Trap-The same as ATA sin- '''`"} ' r^"'v s. Ylt ' i. I gles,except the shooter stands further back ],:;,,,,,40.-,,s. # ak^ Tra Derican Trap � than 16 yards--but no longer than 27 1. basic American -The yards.The ATA reviews handicap yardage most basic of all the trap disciplines.Stan- for shooters every 1000 targets as part of • dard targets are thrown as singles.The their handicap system. horizontal direction is randomized with a Doubles Trap As the name implies, maximum angle of 22 degrees measured - t from a line from the trap to the middle sta- two targets are launched simultaneously . , tion.The height at which the targets are from one machine. Squads of five shooters thrown is constant.The distance is con- rotate the five positions on the 16 yard line. stant at 50 yards.A squad of five shooters Shooting events consist of 25 or 50 pairs. shoot in rotation from five positions ar- Like 16 yard and handicap,scoring is one rayed in an arc located 16 yards behind the point per target hit. .. traphouse,with five targets.thrown at each 2.Olympic Trap/Olympic Bun- station before the shooters change.A ker/Olympic Trench- An international - round is 25 targets with one shot allowed discipline that incorporates fifteen ma- at each target.An English variation is chines.Targets have a minimum height of called Down-The-Line, a two-barrel dis- 1.5 meters and a maximum height of 3.5 cipline that allows two shots at a single meters as measured 10 meters in front of SHOTGUN DISCIPLINES St GAMES • TRAP/GOVERNING BODY SKEET/GOVERNING BODY ' t4\"pm. . . 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