Follow Bob as he experiences a thrilling day of target practice across pistols, rifles, and shotguns at Hyatt Farms Shooting Complex—a premier shooting destination in North Carolina’s backcountry!
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Iron Mountain Sporting Clays
This week, Bob showcases Iron Mountain Sporting Clays in Kodak, Tennessee. This premier shooting facility offers diverse target arrays, expert instruction for all skill levels, and a family-friendly atmosphere nestled in the Smoky Mountains.
Beretta Firearms Tour
Go inside Beretta USA Factory plus see the new Beretta Shotguns on the shooting range.
South Carolina Dove Hunt
This week Bob heads to Estill, South Carolina for the 38th Annual Governor’s Dove Shoot.
Hunting Creek Preserve
Reelfoot Lake Ducks
Bob heads to Reelfoot Lake for some duck hunting with Garry Mason, where they also talk college bass fishing and we take a look at the new Mossberg 940 Pro Shotgun.
Hyatt Farms
This weeks episode takes Bob to Polkton, North Carolina to one of the newest places to shoot sporting clays and other shooting opportunities. From self defense, rifle, and sporting clays.
Chetola Sporting Clays at Chetola Sporting Reserve
Bob explores Chetola Sporting Reserve in Blowing Rock, NC. Chetola means “Haven of Rest” in the Cherokee language. Bob talks to Co-Owner Greg Tarbutton about the resort and it’s inception, then takes a few shots on the shooting clay range with Greg and Grayson Jones the Reserve’s shooting instructor.
Youth Shooting Program
On this week’s episode Bob takes a look at the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Youth Shooting Program.
SC Farm Bureau Shoot
Bob and his guests are shooting in a sporting clay’s tournament to raise funding awareness for the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation.
The Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation was established in 1989 to work with United States Congress, governors, and state legislatures to protect and advance hunting, angling, and recreational shooting opportunities.
The Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation is involved at both the state and federal level. Working on laws to protect and promote fishing and hunting, as well as granting access to public lands for future generations.
With nearly 250 members, the Congressional Sportsmen’s caucus has grown into the largest and most effective bi-partisan caucus in the United States congress.
For more information on the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation visit them online at https://congressionalsportsmen.org/