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Clover Leaf Pheasant Farms Sporting Clays|
South Dakota

Join Our South Dakota Sporting Clay League!

Try our challenging automatic
10 station 50 or 100 shot course.

Starting Summer Leagues
4 Person team
100 rounds twice month

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Clay Shoot Photos

Hours by Appointment

Mon-Thur. 11;00a.m 4;00pm
fri-sun all day

Groups of 2 or more please call to book private shoots on days club is not open.

 Cost Per Round:

50 Shot $15.00
100 shot $30.00
1000 shot card 10 rounds: $250.00
History of Sporting Clays

Sporting Clays is a shotgun sport for the whole family and an excellent option for business entertaining. With minimal coaching, even someone who has never shot before can enjoy a round of Sporting Clays. And the sport offers opportunities for conversation and fellowship set in the relaxing outdoors.

Sporting Clays emulates hunting using clay targets instead of live game. Clay targets can be thrown to simulate the flight patterns of Pheasant or quail busting out of a grass covered field low-flying ducks, teal coming off the water or woodcock zipping through the trees. They can even replicate the pattern of a hopping rabbit.

The sport was invented in England in the early part of this century to provide wing shooting practice using targets that represented different game birds. It became a stand alone sport as actual game hunting in England diminished. Sporting Clays was imported to the United States in the mid-1980s where it has enjoyed growing popularity across all segments of American society, with the fastest growing segment being women.

The game is comparable to golf in two ways. Just as a golfer goes from hole to hole, a Sporting Clays shooter goes from one station on the course to another. At each station, the shooter encounters a different kind of shot which mirrors the wild game of the area. The second way the sport compares to golf involves the course. The layout and design of the Sporting Clays grounds depends on the natural habitat and terrain of the area, providing each course with its own challenges and character.

Sporting Clays takes shooting one step farther than its cousin shooting sports, Skeet and Trap, by removing the predictability of the clay's path and offering the shooter variety that changes at each station. This makes the sport challenging enough to be stimulating, but it is not so difficult that it becomes discouraging. A shooter does not need to have a brilliant score to get a terrific amount of satisfaction.
NSCA for 2010 Schedule

January 17
February 21
March 14
April 4
May 23
June 13
July 18
August 29
September 19
October 3
December 12
CLOVERLEAF'S NSCA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 1-17-10
    NEXT NSCA SHOOT
    Free rounds good for next NSCA tournament or before

Main 100 Targets
NAME

Blue
Score

NSCA
CLASS
NSCA
AWARD

NSCA#
 
Steve Naatjes
94
m
HOA
Tie 1 Punch
502166 Free
Steve Sheperd
92
M
547206
Dewey Lerew
94
AA
HOA
Tie 1 Punch
558671
Larry Roberdeau
92
AASV
534303
Verlyn Anderson
84
CVS
1 Punch
601430
Dennis Dahlin
78
CVS
544040 Free
Leonard Oberle
76
C
558669
Mike Carlson
75
CV
602133

Craig Oberle

84
D
558668
Russell Nelson
62
D
557559
Dean
56
Hunter
Free
         
Main Red        
Steve Naatjas
97
M
502166
Steve Sheperd
87
M
547206
Larry Roberdeau
88
AASV
534303
Mike Carlson
85
CV
1 Punch
602123
Dennis Dahlin
74
CSV
554040
Veryln Anderson
73
CSV
601430 Free