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re: Hunter's run closing. ***update 6/15/17 p 11***
Posted on 12/22/16 at 6:59 pm to Gingersnap
Posted on 12/22/16 at 6:59 pm to Gingersnap
quote:Sounds like you shot there quite a bit. I'm sure I've shot there at least 400 times (skeet, clays, rifle & pistol). I've been a member there for at least 10 years.
I've shot probably a 100 times at Hunters run. It's not big enough to be more than a little play Sporting course and a couple skeet fields. We had one of the nicest venues in the Country in Cajun Elite but Lynn and Phobe's kids ran it in the ground.
If you're comparing the long shots that Cajun Elite offered, you're right. But nobody complains about target distances at Riverside & Covey Rise --- and HR's traps can be set at longer distances than either of them when they use the skeet fields for registered shoots.
Of course Cajun Elite is no more (for public shooting), and GOL is about in the same boat. The real issue is that there are very few choices now, and those few spend most of their efforts on benefit shoots instead of registered shoots (I presume they are generally more profitable).
When Eddie Baker was club manager, there was a registered shoot virtually every month at HR. Same when Carey Tassin & Gary Hallam were club managers. The current/recent problem at HR is/was primarily the lack of working trap machines (13 at last count).
Irrespective of who the sheriff chooses (and I'm not at all sure that he is required to take the high bid), I hope they get it back running quickly. It's not perfect, but it's a fine site when well run.
Posted on 12/22/16 at 8:08 pm to dawg23
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If you're comparing the long shots that Cajun Elite offered, you're right. But nobody complains about target distances at Riverside & Covey Rise
I'm talking about acreage available to host quality shoots. There is nothing wrong with HR as a gun club. It's great for guys on that side of the basin to go and shoot some targets or site in the rifles. My point is it's not set up to be a legitimate SC course. It's frankly not big enough. I'm not knocking the guys who have ran it over the years that's just the cards they were dealt in that location. And as far as Targets go Hawk sets the best targets in the state second only to maybe Reggie Q.
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