Public support for hunting and sport shooting in the United States remains strong, but highly conditional, according to the 2025 Americans’ Attitudes Toward Hunting and Sport Shooting report, a new national study conducted by Responsive
Competition has a tendency to bring unexpected results from individuals. Nerves can certainly get the best of some in high-pressure situations, while others might sharpen their focus and direct their energy to accomplish things they
More than 1,984 athletes representing 157 high school teams from across the state recently competed in the New York State High School Clay Target League’s annual trap and skeet shooting state tournament, held June 6-8
A Westmoreland County teen who took up competitive trap shooting just last year will represent Pennsylvania at the USA High School Clay Target League national championship in Michigan July 9-12.
Joey Bentz, 18, of
It would be unusual during the course of nine days of a trap shoot in early June to not run into a few weather-related hiccups in Minnesota.
Student-athletes certainly experienced some of that as
Athletes from 118 teams across Iowa converged on the Iowa State Trapshooting Homegrounds, north of Cedar Falls, from June 2-8, for the 2025 Scholastic Clay Target Program State Trap Shooting Championship.
Nearly 3,000
A measure that allows the World Shooting Complex to hire people as young as 14 to keep score at the Grand American World Trapshooting Championships passed the Illinois General Assembly May 29 and will be
Braxton Ailie did not have the best feeling as he envisioned how his rounds might go on the first day of the Minnesota State High School Clay Target League’s 2025 Trap Shooting Championship in Alexandria.<br
At the annual Kids-and-Cops fun shoot, the Wayzata High School Clay Target team competed in a friendly competition alongside first responders on May 29 at the Plymouth Gun Club.
“They get to enjoy getting
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