Clay target shooting · Fosters, Alabama

Pull.Break more clays.

Trap, skeet, and our Live Action duck and dove simulation, out in the open air off Seed Town Road. Open to the public Saturdays and Sundays, and to members through the week. Bring your own shotgun — we sell the shells.

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At a glance

Open: Sat 9–5 · Sun 9–4
Weekdays: Members only
Live Action: Duck & dove simulation
Stands: Live Action · Trap · Skeet
Phone: (205) 821-4879

What you can shoot

Three stands, one weekend

Same shotgun, same clay target. What changes is where it comes from and how hard it is trying to fool you.

The one to try

Live Action

Duck and dove flight patterns thrown by eight Atlas machines firing multi-directionally, so no two targets come from the same place. Duck runs high, fast, crossing, angled and looping; dove comes low and straight, rising and falling. Unpredictable on purpose — and every pattern is simulated, with no live birds.

Stand

Trap

Targets thrown away from you from a single house. The most forgiving place to start, and the one where a new shooter breaks their first clay soonest.

Stand

Skeet

Crossing targets at known angles, thrown the same way every round. Repeatable by design, which makes it the stand to come back to when you want to actually get better.

Bring your own gun

Bring a shotgun that works and that fits you. Ammunition, snacks and cold drinks are sold at the clubhouse, so the shells are the one thing you can leave at home.

Never shot clays?

Start here, not on YouTube

Tell us at the stand that it is your first time. Somebody will go over gun handling, how the machines throw, and what the station menus mean before you shoot anything.

Bring your own shotgun and closed-toe shoes and a hat with a brim. Eye and ear protection is required past the stand — the posted notice is not a suggestion. Shells are for sale at the clubhouse.

Read the FAQ Range rules

What a first visit looks like

Check in at the stand and say it is your first time.
Eye and ear protection on before you step up.
Action stays open until you are on the station.
A walk-through of how the station menu reads.
Then you shoot — and somebody stays with you for the first few.

Bring a friend

Eye and ear protection is required for everyone in the shooting area, watchers included.

The property

Where you will be standing

Off Seed Town Road in Fosters, twenty-odd minutes southwest of Tuscaloosa.

The covered shooting stand seen across the grass, with picnic tables and a red umbrella in the foreground and a utility vehicle parked alongside — The stand, the tables and somewhere to park the Ranger.

A shooter in a red vest mounted on a shotgun at station one, with the station menu sign posted on the timber beside him — Station one, menu posted on the post.

An orange banner at the edge of the field reading Live Action, duck and dove flight patterns simulation, Saturdays and Sundays only — Live Action runs weekends only.

A lily-covered pond backed by a dense green treeline under an open blue sky — The pond at the edge of the property.