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Northeast Kingdom Skeet & Sporting Clays Club
Sutton
•58.4 miles from Burlington
Northeast Kingdom Skeet & Sporting Clays Club is a member-owned and operated shotgun club in Burke, Vermont. What started in 1965 with a handful of members and one skeet field has grown into a full-featured clay shooting facility hosting everything from first-time shooters to accomplished competitor...
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Northeast Kingdom Skeet & Sporting Clays Club is a member-owned and operated shotgun club in Burke, Vermont. What started in 1965 with a handful of members and one skeet field has grown into a full-featured clay shooting facility hosting everything from first-time shooters to accomplished competitors.
The club operates: - Two modern skeet fields - Wobble trap field - Fully automatic 5-stand field - 16-station, 100-target wooded sporting clays course
Host club for the Vermont State Sporting Clays Shoot since 2002
Two NSCA-certified instructors offer: - Introduction to shotgunning - Safe gun handling - Eye dominance evaluation - Pro-shooting techniques & coaching
Paul Brouha (NSCA Level II) and Bud Santo (NSCA Level I) are available for instruction.
| Category | Skeet/Trap | 5-Stand | Sporting (per target) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Member | $6 | $7 | $0.35 |
| Non-Member | $8 | $9 | $0.45 |
| Junior | $4 | $5 | $0.20 |
- •Public Hours: Wednesdays 4pm-7pm, Sundays 11am-4pm (May 15 - October 1, weather permitting)
- •Membership: $125/year (renews May 1st)
743 Bugbee Crossing Road, Burke, VT 05871
From Route 5 North (Lyndonville): Take Bugbee Crossing Road on the right, cross tracks, bear left approximately ¾ mile, then turn right on dirt road after small brown cape.
- •Call: 802-473-6141
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Two modern skeet fields
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Wobble trap field
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Fully automatic 5-stand field
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16-station, 100-target wooded sporting clays course
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Introduction to shotgunning
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Safe gun handling
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