Clay Shooting

FATHER, SON AND SHOOTING SPIRIT

Opening a shooting ground can a daunting experience. Staff need to be hired, clubhouses built, kitchens filled, coaches found, grounds prepared and traps loaded – the list goes on. But Stuart and father Nigel Smith have succeeded in creating a world-class venue in just a few years.

“Dad and I were looking for a new challenge, following the sudden passing of my stepmother in 2012,” says Stuart. “When we heard about the possibility of a shooting ground being available for lease, we jumped at

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