Shooting

Have you ever wanted to try your hand at archery but haven’t had the chance? Maybe you tried it out as a kid at summer camp but haven’t picked up a bow since. Here’s your chance to learn the basics of shooting a compound bow alongside other beginners interested in learning this new skill. We’ll discuss bow mechanics and safety before we give you the opportunity to practice your aim.

Discover the basics of crossbow shooting in a relaxed setting designed especially for women. The instructor will guide you through proper form, handling, and technique, giving you the confidence to try something new in a safe setting. We’ll meet at the Runge outdoor pavilion before heading to the range for hands-on practice. Dress for the weather, wear closed-toed shoes and get ready for an empowering experience in the fresh air. Registration required. Ages 16+

There’s a lot more to making a bullet than most people realize! This class covers the basics and history of bullet casting. We’ll discuss the materials needed, provide all equipment and PPE, and demonstrate the bullet-casting process. LONG SLEEVES ARE REQUIRED BY ALL PARTICIPANTS. ANYONE UNDER 16 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT.

Join us to discover the joys of shotgun shooting. We will discuss shotgun nomenclature, stance, dominant eye, mounting, moving the shotgun, and much more. We will provide 20-gauge shotguns and ammunition for those who do not have one. If you plan to use your own, bring a minimum of 50 rounds of new ammunition for your firearm. Make sure all firearms are unloaded before arriving at the range. There should be no live ammunition, or uncased firearms inside the classroom. Please leave all firearms in the vehicle until the class is dismissed including all concealed carry handguns and magazines.

This will be a Virtual Program that will introduce participants to Bass fishing, as well as some of the baits and methods that can help along your fishing adventures.

Introduction to Handgun Shooting is a two-day, two-part course designed for adults ages 18 and older who want a safe, comprehensive introduction to handgun use. Part One focuses on classroom instruction covering the rules of firearm safety, basic handgun operation, and the fundamentals of marksmanship. Students will also be introduced to common types of handguns and calibers. No experience is necessary.

Part Two focuses on live-fire range time and will be held on May 12 at Lake City Range. Registration for Part Two is offered exclusively to students who attend Part One, and sign-up details will be provided during the first session.

Trap shooting is a fun and exciting way to further your shotgun shooting knowledge. We will spend time talking about the game of trap, how to mount the gun, hold points, break points, forward allowance, and many more mechanics as it pertains to trap shooting. This program is not for the beginning shotgun shooter as it is an intermediate level program so unless you are beyond the basics in shotgunning this program is not for you. We will provide 20-gauge shotguns and ammunition for those who do not have one. If you plan to use your own, bring a minimum of 50 rounds of new ammunition for your firearm. Make sure all firearms are unloaded before arriving at the range. There should be no live ammunition, or uncased firearms inside the classroom. Please leave all firearms in the vehicle until the class is dismissed including all concealed carry handguns and magazines.

Have you ever touched the fur of a wolf or identified a bobcat by its skull? Michael Mansell with Outdoor Skills of America, Inc. can help with that. He will be guide you as you explore the animals of North America. Come and learn how to identify animal hides and skulls.