Enjoy competition-standard facilities at our Clay Pigeon Shooting North Yorkshire venue! This outdoor activity and shooting ground at Felixkirk near Thirsk is a stunning place to learn how to hit those clay pigeons. Set high in the Hambleton Hills you’ll also delight in the lovely views across the Vale of York.
The centre is managed by outdoor pursuits specialist Richard Fawcett and the clay pigeon team is headed up by John Shipley an expert shot who always hits the mark and has competed in many local Yorkshire county and national shooting competitions. He is now a renowned Olympic-standard coach so we’d like to think by the time you’re time here in Thirsk is up you will have smashed your way through quite a few clay pigeon targets – and you might even prove to be a natural hotshot!
Every clay pigeon shooting experience starts with the all important briefing (after all safety is first and foremast at this North Yorkshire ground) where you will learn all about how to stand hold the gun aim and fire. One thing that sets this outdoor shooting school apart is the choice of equipment with light and heavy shotguns as well as hard and soft cartridges so even adept shooters won’t be bored at this competition-standard set up.
As a novice you’ll start in the practice stand then all being well you’ll move to the main concourse to tackle various clays coming your way from a series of stands across the shooting ground. Choose from taster sessions with 15 clays 25 or 50 clay pigeons to aim for. You will be in a small group for the duration of the session here in Thirsk.
A fun day out in North Yorkshire and nothing beats the satisfaction of tracking a clay target for a split second then blowing it to pieces with your new found shotgun skills.
