Simulated walk-up clay shooting in MA?

[Kevin l]

Does anyone know of any clubs that do this or something similar anywhere in MA or neighboring states?

http://www.hudsonfarmnj.com/clayshooting.html

Hudson Farm along with the help of Shyda’s traps has designed a 25 target walk through sporting clay course to simulate live walkup hunting. When walking through a gravel path through the rolling hillside at various points motion sensors are set off to allow for the speaker system that is hidden in the trees to project game bird noises for a few seconds as single, report pair, or true pair targets are thrown representing that game bird.

Thanks,
Kevin

 

[jaymce]

Not like that buy you may want to try the MRA on a Sunday AM.

Really improved in the last couple years. There are now several automated throwers allowing single an pair shots. Plus all the old hand throwers are still up and running. It allows for a number of presentations.

 

[Shooter McGavin]

That is a pretty cool idea.. Must be a lot of fun.. Nowhere around here that I know of has anything like that.

 

[pupchow]

Why use artificial birds, when you can have THIS...

http://www.rmjranch.com/

Free shotgun rentals, too!

And if you're traveling from out of the area, you may be interested in a stay here:

http://www.canyonranch.com/resorts/lenox-home.aspx?link=Lenox&source=homepage

 

[Kevin l]

Thanks for the replies. This was actually suggested by a co-worker from West Virginia. I had never heard of such a thing and was intrigued and it took me quite a while even to find a decent description of it via google. I'll definitely check out MRA some Sunday morning, sounds like fun.

The RMJ ranch looks nice, but for $700/day I'd rather spend a few dollars on a sunday morning then spend the rest on another gun!

 

[JoeT]

Why use artificial birds, when you can have THIS...

http://www.rmjranch.com/

Free shotgun rentals, too!

And if you're traveling from out of the area, you may be interested in a stay here:

http://www.canyonranch.com/resorts/lenox-home.aspx?link=Lenox&source=homepage

sounds great! except for the $8000 yearly membership dues and the $700 per day of shooting. . .