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10-09-2006, 11:55 AM
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Most of the larger clays facilities have 10 or 12 stand setups as well as 5 stand. The 10 stand is shot as 10 shots per stand and the 12 stand is normally shot as 8 birds for 10 stands and 10 birds for two stands. The totals for 10 and 12 stand clays are 100 birds.
The big difference between 5 and 12 stand, besides the bird numbers, are the different presentations. You have two trap machines per stand, set to throw two different birds. So you get a very wide variety of birds. Started shooting 12 stand in March, it is very addective. I normally shoot at Santa Rosa Clays in Pace, Florida or Shoal River in Crestview, both have 12 stand programs. Ed
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