Contact

Ed Kelley, Committee Chairman
Email: ekelley53@hotmail.com

Open Shooting Hours

Sunday — 12:30 pm to approx 2:30 pm Wednesday – 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm January through December

(Closed dates listed below and in schedule) Skeet closed during Hi-power matches

Range Closed

Easter
Mother’s Day
Memorial Day Weekend
Independence Day
Father’s Day
Early August Antique Machinery Show
Labor Day Weekend
Thanksgiving Day Weekend
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
New Year’s Eve

2020

Photos from Fall workday







	Photos: Kurt Renninger

The 2020 Skeet Winter League was the most successful in the history of the club. There were 13 Teams and 65 participating shooters.

2020 Winter League Prize List Names
2020 Winter League Scores

2019

2019 Spring League Scores NEW!

2019 Winter League Scores

2019 Winter League -Rankings

2019 Prize Winners

2019

Winter

League

2018 Winter League

2018 Winter League Scoresheet
2018PrizeWinners

2017 Winter League

2017 Winter League Scores Midway

2017 Winter League Scores SCORES

2017 Winter League Scores RANKS

2017 Prize Winner List with Names

2017 Winter League
John VanDine -Champion

2016 Spring Skeet League

Spring League Information

2016 Winter League Skeet

2016 Winter League Scores

2016 WinterLeagueTeam Scores

2016 Prize Winner List with Names-

Winter League

2016

A View of the Club
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Skeet Rules

Hearing and eye protection are mandatory for everyone on the range.
Carry your shotgun with the action open at all times.
Handle and carry shotgun with the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
Load shotgun only when you are at the firing point on your station.
Unload your gun if moving from one station to another.
Stay on your stand and keep the gun muzzle downrange as you eject and reload.
In the event of a delay, unload your shotgun.
Only authorized personnel may enter the trap houses.
Absolutely no unsupervised children at any time on the premises.

Skeet Procedures and Sequence

Regular skeet is shot in a “round” of 25 shots at targets thrown from a high house and a low house, and the shooter rotates from station-to-station around the semicircular field. Since pairs are shot at several stations, a shotgun that loads two shells is required. The procedure for the 8 station skeet field is as follows:
Station 1: Shoot a high house single, followed by a low house single. This is followed by a pair of doubles…shooting at the high house target first.
Station 2: Same targets and procedure as station 1.
Station 3: Shoot only a pair of singles…high house first.
Station 4: Same targets and procedure as station 3.
Station 5: Shoot only a pair of singles….high house first.
Station 6: Shoot a high house single, followed by a low house single. This is followed by a pair of doubles….shooting at low house target first.
Station 7: Same targets and procedure as Station 6.
Station 8: Shoot only a pair of singles….high house first. After the first missed target, an “option” shot is taken at the target missed. If no targets are missed, the option is taken as an additional low house target on Station 8.

About Us

Broken Rock Skeet Club was established in the late 1940’s.The club has “2” historically unique trap houses made from local sedimentary rocks. Both fields are furnished with lights to accommodate night shooting. All skill level shooters are welcome. Instruction and loaner shotguns are available.