S&S Sports

Indian Creek Shooting Center was established in January 1977 by John Sharp and John Seitz. Today it's owned and managed by Wanda Seitz and her son, Jason Seitz. Located in Harrison County, Indiana—just 20 minutes from Louisville, Kentucky—the facility has evolved into one of Kentuckiana's most complete clay shooting destinations.

The center operates multiple disciplines:

• •Sporting Clays - The crown jewel. A 14-station course on the scenic banks of Indian Creek with varied targets, angles, and speeds. NSCA tournaments throughout the year.

• •Trap - Four fields with three lighted. Registered trap shoots the second weekend of each month (11 a.m. start) plus Thursday evenings April–October. League shooting runs Tuesday nights April through October. Automatic pat trap with voice pull also available.

• •Skeet - Eight stations with high and low houses, 25 targets per round. Designed to simulate bird hunting action.

• •5-Stand - Five stations with six to eight traps. Shoots five targets per station in various combinations—pairs can be report or true pairs. Fast format for solo or five-shooter groups.

Member rates run $4.75–$30 per round depending on discipline. Non-member rates $5.25–$35.

A 4,000 square foot clubhouse with kitchen facilities and spacious restrooms. The pro shop stocks 12, 20, 28, and .410 gauge ammo plus full reloading components for shotshell and metallic reloading. Also carries RE Ranger shooting glasses and Wildhare shooting accessories.

Regular registered trap and sporting clays events sanctioned by NSCA, plus special "Glow Shoot" events on 5-stand. Check their website for detailed monthly schedule.