Skeet
Skeet is a shotgun sport involving shooting at clay targets thrown from a "high house" on the left and a "low house" on the right. The shooter moves to eight different points or stations on the field so the shooting angles at the clay targets are different. At some stations the shooter will shoot "doubles."
The game of skeet is mostly a close range type of game. The longest shot you have is where you are perpendicular to the field at station 4. Here the distance is about 30 yards. Skeet also involves a lot of movement on the part of the shooter in terms of follow through. The targets cross in front of you for the most part and when you are shooting you need to swing the gun and develop a lead. Once you stop the gun you lose all of your lead. So, movement is very important.
The Oregon Sportsman Club shotgun shooting is strictly regulated by a Conditional Use Permit Issued by Dane County. Failure to follow these hours could result in loss of shotgun shooting privileges.
Shooting hours are restricted to the following: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday evenings from 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM. Trap & skeet shooting is also allowed 2 designated Saturdays per month from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM. ALL OTHER TIMES ARE PROHIBITED. Hunter Safety courses are not restricted. Shooting on a federal holiday is prohibited. PLEASE NOTE: SHOOTING DURING UNAUTHORIZED TIMES CAN GREATLY JEOPARDIZE THE CLUB’S RELATIONSHIP WITH OUR NEIGHBORS, AND OUR EXISTENCE!!
Skeet League 2007
Anyone wishing to form a team or try to join a team if spaces available, please contact Kevin Hermanson at (608) 835-0245.
League will run for 13 weeks and will cost $55.00
- League is held on Thursday nights only.
- Open Practice April 19, 26, & May 3
- League starts May 10
- All Other Dates And Shooting Times Will Be On Your Schedules !!!
2006 League Winners
2005 League Winners
