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Field Target in Indiana

The Riley Conservation Club is starting up Field Target!

The first match will be October 20. Gate open at 8:30, Registration at 9:30, Shooting at 10:00.

We will be using the unique terrain for the target placement. Most of the shots will be in the woods, and there are a lot of hills. This will be a 40 shot match. Cost $10 adult, $5 youth with paying adult.

The club is located just South of Terre Haute.

Club address:

6301 E. Gross Road

Riley, Indiana



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Thanks for the look. Columbus would be a bit of a drive, but I-70 will take you all the way. We are on the far side of Indiana near the Illinois border. I will look forward to meeting you next year. I hope to have a few matches next year if all goes well.

As far as Field target at the club, right now it is mainly just me. We had a little in club match a couple weeks ago, mainly so I could see how much work it was going to be. We had 5 shooters, and two guys that had to miss (work, sickness). For all of us, it was the first time. Everyone seemed to have a good time, so I decided I want to do it again, and maybe offer it up to those outside the club. I am sure I can learn more from guys that have shot it before. 

The club website is: www.rileycc.com

Most of the club activities revolve around the action pistol stuff, and silhouette. I have been running 10m indoor in the winters for quite some time now. The club also hosts the local 4H shooting sports as well.

I just really got into the airguns as an addition to the 10m shooting. Reading the forums, and watching Ted. 

Enjoy.
 
Report from FT at The Riley Conservation Club near Terre Haute, Indiana: What a wonderful day for a shoot in a scenic location located at the site of an old coal mine. The terrain was very rough deep in some heavy woods making for some extremely challenging distance judgement calls. There were shots over water and shots almost straight down. In the rugged woods it was a challenge at times to see your target among the dead-falls. That was cool! All in all it was one of the finest layouts for a competition I could ever imagine. Brian, our host for the event was super organized. The warm up area was well equipped with targets from 10 to 40 yards. The only downside to the day (but wasn't really) is the forecast was for a cold and windy day which kept almost everyone away. The Temps turned out to be perfect and the wind stayed away as we were deep in the woods. This should be a lesson to all those who listened to the forecast and stayed home. I hope they get a second chance to come to another (this was first ever) FT event at The Riley Conservation Club. Thanks Brian for all your hard work. It really paid off for me. I really enjoyed every aspect of this shoot.