Sporting Clays

Completely customizable, these packages are able to accommodate any number of shooters, at any skill level. Current packages are used for anything from family gatherings to client entertainment/corporate events, to fundraising events for clubs and non-profit organizations. Sponsorship from Lincoln Traps and Long Range LLC allow us to offer the most up to date and easy to use equipment. Property checks are included in the price of all packages and NO license is required to shoot or host events.

Sporting Clays Course

*Open to the Public*

13 station course

50 round course: $20

100 round course: $35

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MOBILE Events

Private, Corporate or Fundraiser 

5 stand

Starting at: $45.00pp

15 – 50 shooters

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Simulated Driven Clays

Starting at: $90.00pp

10 – 40 shooters per day

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Frequently Asked Questions

Mobile Sporting Clays

  • Do I need a license to participate or host a shoot of any size?

    No, no licenses are required to shoot sporting clays or host an event.

  • What about insurance?

    Insurance coverage is provided for each individual event and property by The Royal United Company and is included in the package price.

  • What if I don’t have a gun?

    Loaner guns and ammunition are available for each event at an additional cost.

  • Do you clean up the clays post-shoot?

    All clays used are biodegradable and will naturally break down, so no clean up is required.

  • Do I need to provide a source of electricity?

    No, all machines and remotes are battery operated, allowing the course to be set almost anywhere. 

  • Will someone check my property for suitability before booking?

    Yes, Google Earth is used for initial consultation. Prior to the event a physical ground check will be set up to confirm. This is included in your package price. 

  • Can my kids or someone who has never shot before participate?

    Children can participate as long as they weigh over 90 lbs. Some children are bigger than others and this is the recommendation from the NSCA.