Sporting Clay Sites?

A couple months ago I posted a request asking for good sporting clays places near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. I had a couple of suggestions, which I wrote down, but I lost my notes and can't find the replies in the archives.

If you know of any, please respond again. I'll try not to lose the information this time.

Thanks,

#A couple months ago I posted a request asking for good sporting clays places #near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. I had a couple of suggestions, which I wrote #down, but I lost my notes and can't find the replies in the archives.

It appears that anyone who responded to your request did so with private email and did not respond to the group. All I can find is your original request called: 'Sporting Clays, Central PA?'

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Yes, that must be why I can't find any replies. If anyone else is interested, I talked to someone at the Carlisle Fish and Game Assn., in Carlisle, PA. They have a sporting clay range which is open to the public on Wednesdays from 1:00 on and on Saturndays from 9:00 to about 3:00. $9 for 50 birds. If it doesn't rain tomorrow, I plan on driving up there; looks like a little under 2 hours from Baltimore.

Here's a great website on the subject: http://www.claytargetsonline.com/ Clay sites are marked on the map so you can find one near you. Underneath the national map are links to the various state maps; clicking on a dot brings up information about that site.