Skeet Shooting Tips

Skeet Shooting Tips

Welcome to Skeet Shooting Tips. Please browse the articles section for valuable tips and lessons on getting the most from your skeet shooting. We hope that whatever your level in the sport, we can provide you with some advice to help you improve your skills.

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Skeet Shooting

Skeet Shooting is a wonderful sport that can be enjoyed by all - participant or spectator. In fact, even at competion level, skeet shooting like many other shooting sports is one where you will find the age difference between participants can be quite large. You are just as likely to see a 60 year old walk off the range as the victor as you are a 20 year old.

Equipment for the sport can be quite expensive for the individual to start off with, but overall the costs are not much greater than that spent by the average golfer. Joining a good skeet shooting club in your area is essential if you want to get the most from the sport and if you are seriously considering competition level.

Most skeet shooting clubs offer a relaxed atmosphere with plenty of helpful tips and advice from long-term members and coaches meaning that beginners and those non-professional shooters can enjoy the sport just the same as any other.

If you are not sure whether the sport is for you, why not find the details of your nearest club and go along to their next shoot. You will get a feel for the sport and the excitement and if you are lucky you may get a chance to try a few shots yourself. (Check your local telephone directory or go online).

Youth clay target, archery programs are in full stride

About 1,000 youths will participate in Arizona's SCTP this year. The Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Scholastic Clay Target and Archery in the Schools programs are now ramped up for busy and successful seasons.

The Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP), a club-based program that teaches trap, skeet and sporting clays shooting to youths 9-19, entered its third year this fall. It is under the leadership of new coordinator Ashley Lynch, who took over when Anthony Chavez was promoted to statewide shooting ranges administrator.

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