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Pizza and Sporting Clays Night

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Pizza and Sporting Clays Shoot

Looking for good pizza and a good time? We have both scheduled here at Highland Hunting on Thursday, September 3rd, starting at 5:00 pm. We’ll have incredible wood fired pizza, draft beer and root beer from the Provender mobile kitchen and a fun round of outdoor shooting.

 

Package deal:

  • $45 per person
  • One 100 target round of sporting clays
  • One Pizza of your choice
  • One root beer or beer of choice on tap
  • All other drinks are at normal rates

 

You must RSVP by Aug. 27th to get the prices above by emailing or calling Highland Hunting.

 

If you’re not sure you can make it and don’t RSVP, you can stop by the night of the event and the prices are as follow.

 

Cost without RSVP

  • $35 per 100 target round of sporting clays
  • $15 per pizza
  • $4 per beer or root beer on tap

 

Give us a call or plan to stop by!

Gold Medal Shooting Academy

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Gold Medal Shooting Academy

One day Sporting Clays Clinics at Highland Hideaway

Saturday and Sunday, August 15-16, 2015

Hourly Instruction also offered Friday August 14, 2015

What We Provide:

  • World Class Instruction with direct coaching
  • Take-home fully illustrated Training Manual
  • Comprehensive lesson plan
  • Break down of the Carlisle Triangle Method

 

Shooting Clinic Price:

  • $350.00 per person/includes lunch
  • For registration/information contact Ryan at huntinfo@highlandhunting.com
  • Ryan’s Mobile: (319) 330-6165

 

Hourly Price: (offered Friday only by Haley)

  • $100.00 per hour
  • Minimum 2 hours
  • 9 am, 11am, 1pm and 3 pm

 

*Targets, ammunition and carts are NOT included in this price*

 Clinics are from 9am – 5pm Shoot Approximately 500 Shells

Must register by Aug. 3rd!

 

About the Instructors:Steve Liberta Shooting

Steve Liberta

  • Master Instructor  – Gold Medal Shooting Academy
  • 2014 Professional Sporting Clays Association Pro
  • Champion – NWTF Northeast Regional
  • 3 time Champion – NEW York State Championship
  • Champion – Seafood Blast
  • Champion – Zone 1 Championship
  • Champion – Great American
  • Champion – Gen Norman Schwartzkopf Invitational

 

 

 

Haley DunnHaley Dunn Shooting

  • Master Instructor –  Gold Medal Shooting Academy
  • 2014 Professional Sporting Clays Association Pro
  • 5+ Years Carlisle Academy Instructor
  • 10-time USA Shooting National Team Member • 3-time National Champion
  • Pan American Gold Medalist
  • 15 International Medals
  • Former Ladies Sporting Clays All American Team

NSCA Level I Instructor Course

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THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED

July 24-26, 2015 at Highland

Clayton Rue, NSCA Level III Instructor, will be conducting an NSCA Level I Instructor Course at Highland Hideaway Hunting July 24-26, 2015.  If you are an experienced shotgun shooter and have the desire to introduce others to our sport by teaching them how to shoot a shotgun, then sign up now!

In the Level I program, the goal is to provide beginning instructors with the knowledge and ability to teach the fundamentals to novice and beginning shooters. This is a perfect course for those shooters interested in coaching youth (SCTP, FFA, NRA, etc) shooters.  You will learn how to instruct a shooter on such basics as setting up foot and body position for proper balance; setting up hand and shotgun position to move with the target; how to use the eyes to acquire a target; understanding why a target was missed; and why all this is important.

Wondering if you meet the criteria to enroll?  All you need is the following:

  • Be a member in good standing with the NSCA
  • Have a desire to work with shooting students in a one-on-one situation
  • Have a desire to function effectively in the role of teacher and empathize with the student’s situation.
  • Be a minimum of eighteen (18) years of age
  • Have had at least two (2) years of shooting experience
  • Have taken a minimum of two hours of lessons with at least an NSCA Level I instructor (or equivalent) or above.
  • Be a competent shot which can be satisfied by either holding an NSCA rating of C Class and having shot at least 3,000 lifetime registered targets OR by proving your shooting competency at the course.

 

Cost of the course is $500, plus each student’s share of instructor expenses, plus cost of all targets shot.

 

Space is limited. To download an application or for more information, go to: www.nssa-nsca.org and visit their Becoming an Instructor area.

For more information, contact Clayton Rue at clayton.rue@gmail.com or Ryan Giannini at 319-330-6165

You can also e-mail or call Glynne Moseley at NSCA Headquarters:

Glynne Moseley

gmoseley@nssa-nsca.com

(210) 688-3371, extension 119

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