Deseret News | Trap shooting — Sport evolved from using live birds to clay pigeons

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Trap shooting — Sport evolved from using live birds to clay pigeons

Jim A | 12:34 a.m. July 15, 2009

While I suppose any article about shooting is good in some respects, a trapshooting article in a National SKEET Shooting Assn newsletter seems a bit odd.

Bob H | 8:20 a.m. July 15, 2009

Odd? Only if you categorize yourself to a specific game. I think the purpose of the newsletter (Target Talk) is to present any clay target shooting in a positive light, regardless of which game is being presented. All of us should be thinking of ourselves as ‘clay target’ shooters versus Skeet, Trap, or Sporting Clays shooters. Any article that presents clay target shooting in a positive light, as this article has done, is a good thing. No matter where you read about it. Thank you Target Talk.

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Courtney Sargent, Deseret News

Trapshooter Mike Phillips takes his turn shooting a clay pigeon at the Lee Kay Center in West Valley City recently. The center's manager says the sport is becoming more popular.

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