| 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 once month |

Clay
Shoot Photos |
| Hours
by Appointment
Call 605-873-5002
Cell 605-690-3955
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 |
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CLOVERLEAF'S
NSCA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 8-10-11 |
NEXT
NSCA SHOOT 9-18-11 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M.
Free rounds good for next NSCA tournament.
605-873-5002 Cell 605-690-3955 |
| Main
100 Targets
NAME |
Blue
Score |
NSCA
CLASS |
NSCA
AWARD |
NSCA# |
Russ
Grohs |
76 |
AA |
HOA
/ Free 100 |
516843 |
Gary
Owen |
66 |
CV |
|
557830 |
Colette
Owen |
68 |
DL |
|
614654 |
Russ
Nelson |
58 |
D |
|
557559 |
Chad |
48 |
Hunter |
|
|
Michael
H. |
42 |
Hunter |
|
|
Warren |
26 |
Hunter |
|
|
| 100
RED |
|
|
|
|
Gary
Owen |
51 |
CV |
Free
100 |
557830 |
Colette
Owen |
55 |
DL |
|
614654 |
Russ
Nelson |
73 |
D |
|
557559 |
| 100
Blue Retry |
|
|
|
|
Russ
Grohs |
87 |
AA |
|
516843 |
| |
Thanks
for Shooting-Russell Nelson |
|
CLOVERLEAF'S
NSCA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 7-10-11 |
NEXT
NSCA SHOOT 8- 7- 11 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M.
Free rounds good for next NSCA tournament.
605-873-5002 Cell 605-690-3955 |
| Main
100 Targets
NAME |
Blue
Score |
NSCA
CLASS |
NSCA
AWARD |
NSCA# |
| Russ
Grohs |
87 |
AA |
HOA
/ Free 100 |
516843 |
| Roger
Plooster |
85 |
B |
|
|
Gary
Owen |
79 |
C |
V |
557830 |
Russ
Nelson |
68 |
D |
|
557559 |
| |
|
|
|
|
| 100
RED |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 100
Small Bore |
|
|
|
|
| |
Thanks
for Shooting-Russell Nelson |
|
CLOVERLEAF'S
NSCA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 6-12-11 |
NEXT
NSCA SHOOT July 9 - 10 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M.
Free Round good for next tournament.
605-873-5002 Cell 605-690-3955 |
| Main
100 Targets
NAME |
Blue
Score |
NSCA
CLASS |
NSCA
AWARD |
NSCA# |
| Russ
Grohs |
87 |
AA |
HOA
/ Free 100 |
516843 |
| Heath |
65 |
Hunter |
|
|
Chad |
64 |
Hunter |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 100
RED |
|
|
|
|
Heath |
67 |
Hunter |
Free
100 |
|
Chad |
60 |
Hunter |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 100
Small Bore |
|
|
|
|
Larry
Gunderson |
58 |
A |
|
500723 |
| |
Thanks
for Shooting-Russell Nelson |
| |
CLOVERLEAF'S
NSCA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 3-20-11 |
NEXT
NSCA SHOOT 4-3-11 Time:10:00
AM and 5:00PM
SHOOTERS:
For fighting the snow, wind, and mud; next tournament
bring a new shooter to Clover Leaf and he gets
to shoot free. |
| Free
rounds good for next NSCA tournament or before |
| Main
100 Targets
NAME |
Blue
Score |
NSCA
CLASS |
NSCA
AWARD |
NSCA# |
| Main
100 Blue |
|
|
|
|
| Michael
Fritz |
90 |
B |
|
557986 |
| Garian
Bigge |
68 |
C-V |
|
543020 |
| Brian
Bigge |
66 |
D |
HOA
Tie 1 Punch |
610677 |
| Andy
Zell |
88 |
C |
|
614678 |
| |
| Main
Red |
|
|
|
|
| THANKS
FOR SHOOTING |
CLOVERLEAF'S
NSCA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 4-30-11 5-1-11 |
NEXT
NSCA SHOOT June 11 & 12 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M.
Free Round good for next tournament.
605-873-5002 Cell 605-690-3955 |
| Main
100 Targets
NAME |
Blue
Score |
NSCA
CLASS |
NSCA
AWARD |
NSCA# |
| Bill
Johnson |
64 |
A |
|
610828 |
| Joe
Gednolske |
62 |
A |
|
528204 |
Ron
Grenz |
79 |
BV |
HOA
Free 100 |
533733 |
James
Olson |
70 |
C |
|
559878 |
Norris
Peterson |
62 |
C |
|
231782 |
Trevor
Grentz |
59 |
Hunter |
Free
100 |
|
Chad |
55 |
Hunter |
|
|
Bruce |
47 |
Hunter |
|
|
Heath |
43 |
Hunter |
|
|
| |
|
|
|
|
| 50
Targets Blue |
|
|
|
|
Trevar |
22 |
Hunter |
Free
50 |
|
Larry |
18 |
Hunter |
|
|
Andy |
15 |
Hunter |
|
|
| |
Thanks
for Shooting-Russell Nelson |
| |
CLOVERLEAF'S
NSCA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 3-20-11 |
NEXT
NSCA SHOOT 4-3-11 Time:10:00
AM and 5:00PM
SHOOTERS:
For fighting the snow, wind, and mud; next tournament
bring a new shooter to Clover Leaf and he gets
to shoot free. |
| Free
rounds good for next NSCA tournament or before |
| Main
100 Targets
NAME |
Blue
Score |
NSCA
CLASS |
NSCA
AWARD |
NSCA# |
| Main
100 Blue |
|
|
|
|
| Michael
Fritz |
90 |
B |
|
557986 |
| Garian
Bigge |
68 |
C-V |
|
543020 |
| Brian
Bigge |
66 |
D |
HOA
Tie 1 Punch |
610677 |
| Andy
Zell |
88 |
C |
|
614678 |
| |
| Main
Red |
|
|
|
|
| THANKS
FOR SHOOTING |
|
CLOVERLEAF'S
NSCA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 4-2-11 & 4-3-11 |
NEXT
NSCA SHOOT 4-30-11 & 5-1-11 9:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M.
Free Round good for next tournament.
605-873-5002 Cell 605-690-3955 |
| Main
100 Targets
NAME |
Blue
Score |
NSCA
CLASS |
NSCA
AWARD |
NSCA# |
| Chad |
52 |
Hunter |
HOA |
Free
Round |
| Warren |
49 |
Hunter |
|
|
Thanks
for Shooting-Russell Nelson |
| |
CLOVERLEAF'S
NSCA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 3-20-11 |
NEXT
NSCA SHOOT 4-3-11 Time:10:00
AM and 5:00PM
SHOOTERS:
For fighting the snow, wind, and mud; next tournament
bring a new shooter to Clover Leaf and he gets
to shoot free. |
| Free
rounds good for next NSCA tournament or before |
| Main
100 Targets
NAME |
Blue
Score |
NSCA
CLASS |
NSCA
AWARD |
NSCA# |
| Main
100 Blue |
|
|
|
|
| Michael
Fritz |
90 |
B |
|
557986 |
| Garian
Bigge |
68 |
C-V |
|
543020 |
| Brian
Bigge |
66 |
D |
HOA
Tie 1 Punch |
610677 |
| Andy
Zell |
88 |
C |
|
614678 |
| |
| Main
Red |
|
|
|
|
| THANKS
FOR SHOOTING |
|
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. |