We're a shooting sports club built around three disciplines — archery, trap, and smallbore — for members who want to sharpen their skills and compete in a safe, well-run environment.
Clay County Shooting Sports brings together shooters and archers of every experience level under one club, with a shared focus on safety, fundamentals, and friendly competition.
Whether you're drawing a recurve bow for the first time or fine-tuning your position on the smallbore rifle line, our range and equipment support training, practice, and competitive events across all three disciplines. Members range from newcomers learning the basics to experienced competitors preparing for sanctioned matches.
Three ways to compete, practice, and improve — pick one or shoot them all.
Compound and recurve. Modern bows use a cam-and-cable system for mechanical let-off, holding archers at full draw with precision and consistency; recurve is the traditional Olympic-style bow, with curved limbs and no mechanical assist. Both are a test of form, strength, and repetition.
Clay targets launched from a single house at varying angles, testing a shooter's swing, timing, and instinct with a shotgun. One of the oldest and most social clay disciplines.
Precision .22LR rifle and .22 caliber pistol shooting at fixed distances, built entirely around fundamentals — stance, grip, breathing, and trigger control. A staple of competitive marksmanship.
We're always happy to welcome new members and answer questions about any of our disciplines. Membership details, schedules, and event info are coming soon to this page.