...and would like to take the somewhere to learn to shoot. Where is a good place to go?
btw, it's a little Ithaca 20 gauge...
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...and would like to take the somewhere to learn to shoot. Where is a good place to go?
btw, it's a little Ithaca 20 gauge...
45n, exit Jackson and head East 2 miles, north on G, public hunting area both sides of road. $14 small game licence covers numerous non protected speciea, dont have to kill anything but makes shooting legal. I'd like to get my 22 out anyway, we will have you dropping blackbirds in minutes :)
I took mine to the Cudahy Sportsman's Club and told them I've never shot clays before. There were a few guys more than willing to help.
Clays are fun as hell and GREAT practice against a moving target.
I agree anywhere that has open trap or sporting clays you will be hookedQuote:
Originally Posted by TheRX7Project
Hmph...when I edited, I took out "I'd like to take the wife to learn to shoot..."
I like Russ's idea of going to public hunting lands and just letting her shoot. She's never shot anything or even held a gun...
I might have her shoot a pellet gun the first few shots and then let her at the Ithaca, lol.
Bring her up to Shiocton this sat. We'll break her in!!
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I've got a scoped 1200fps rifle on the deck, 50 points for tree rats on the back fence line, 25 points for near shots, blackbirds are double points given the target size. I"ve got enough pellets to keep her buisy all night :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Prince Valiant
How much if she shoots the dude that pee's behind your house :D
He is jackpot, if she makes him buckel over I will cook a steak ;)
I've been doing open trap for a while now, gotten pretty decent at it (I can hit about 80% until I get fatigued, which is about 30 rounds or so). One of these days I'll try sporting clays, that looks like REAL fun!Quote:
Originally Posted by xxtremeteam