$25 for a Sporting Clay Outing for Two at Birds and Clays, Inc. in Washburn ($50 Value)
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Twelve forested stations with automatic traps fling clay-sporting targets into air, letting each shooter shatter up to 50 proxy pigeons
Sporting clay shooting, like playing tennis in stilettos, requires quick reflexes, demands excellent aim, and destroys a lot of clay. Pulverize pottery with today's Groupon: for $25, you get a sporting clay outing for two at Birds and Clays, Inc. in Washburn (a $50 total value). The outing includes:
- 50 clay targets each for two (a $20 value per person)
- 12-gauge gun and equipment rental for two (a $10 value) A golf cart, pending availability
Birds and Clays, Inc. equips 12 forested stations with automatic traps that shoot sporting-clay targets high in the air, where they attempt to evade hunters’ bullets with swift, aerial maneuvers. Sporting clay professionals acquaint visiting duos with their weapons and equipment before waving them on to solve vendettas against clay in a manner that doesn’t terrorize local pottery shops. Trappers man the stations and load six to eight disks at each as guests take aim, hoping to shatter as many proxy pigeons as possible before heading through the woods to the next station. A limited number of golf carts swiftly shuttle patrons between stations when available, and cartless dischargers can trek the woodsy paths via foot or off-roading skateboards.
Twelve forested stations with automatic traps fling clay-sporting targets into air, letting each shooter shatter up to 50 proxy pigeons
Sporting clay shooting, like playing tennis in stilettos, requires quick reflexes, demands excellent aim, and destroys a lot of clay. Pulverize pottery with today's Groupon: for $25, you get a sporting clay outing for two at Birds and Clays, Inc. in Washburn (a $50 total value). The outing includes:
- 50 clay targets each for two (a $20 value per person)
- 12-gauge gun and equipment rental for two (a $10 value) A golf cart, pending availability
Birds and Clays, Inc. equips 12 forested stations with automatic traps that shoot sporting-clay targets high in the air, where they attempt to evade hunters’ bullets with swift, aerial maneuvers. Sporting clay professionals acquaint visiting duos with their weapons and equipment before waving them on to solve vendettas against clay in a manner that doesn’t terrorize local pottery shops. Trappers man the stations and load six to eight disks at each as guests take aim, hoping to shatter as many proxy pigeons as possible before heading through the woods to the next station. A limited number of golf carts swiftly shuttle patrons between stations when available, and cartless dischargers can trek the woodsy paths via foot or off-roading skateboards.