Clay Pigeon Shooting For One (£29), Two (£49), or Four (£97) at Sycamore Shooting Grounds
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Clay Pigeon Shooting For One (£29), Two (£49), or Four (£97) at Sycamore Shooting Grounds
- Established shooting ground, affiliated with the Clay Pigeon Shooting Association
- Picturesque location overlooking High Bradfield
The Deal
- 90 minute shooting session
- Includes 15 clay pigeons and shotgun cartridges
- Includes instruction and all safety equipment
Limit 1 per 1, 2, or 4 people. May buy multiple as gifts. Booking required by phone. 48-hour cancellation policy. Times vary. Valid Sat and alternate Sundays midday-1.30pm. Valid Wed, Sat and Sun evenings until 30 Sep; times may vary. No alcohol on site. No alcohol to be consumed before or during shoot. No loose dogs allowed. Valid for 15 rounds of ammunition only. Valid for age 14 and over. Under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. May not be suitable for pregnant women or people with epilepsy and/or subject to fits. Valid on option purchased only.
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Unlike real pigeons, which have the most eclectic palates in the animal kingdom, clay pigeons are quite fussy eaters and subsist solely on a diet of shotgun pellets. Serve up a nice spread with today's Groupon from Sycamore Shooting Grounds. Choose from the following options:
• £29 for clay pigeon shooting for one person• £49 for clay pigeon shooting for two people
• £97 for clay pigeon shooting for four people
Taking aim at adventure, the sharpshooters at Sycamore Shooting Grounds look out over the rolling countryside of High Bradfield and hit the target with a selection of itchy trigger-fingered activities. Affiliated with the Clay Pigeon Shooting Association, the club offers up a gaggle of ceramic prey for keen eyes to take aim at, with targets designed to mimic closely the flight of live quarry. Coaching lessons are also available to all gunslingers.
With information from a full safety and instruction briefing stored in their mental holsters, keen eyes can step up to the firing line to take aim at the first of 15 clays. Under the wing of the qualified instructor, visitors will be taught the safe handling and use of the shotgun, and will be talked through the techniques required to hit the fast-paced, wingless discs.
