Tips From Dr. Bob:

Now if that isn’t difficult enough, we can change the trap(s) that being thrown from station to station, so that a shooter in station #1 shoots clay targets thrown from a certain set of traps in a certain configuration - but station #2 has a different configuration - as well as station 3 being different from either of the others, etc. It can become very difficult.

Other approaches can also be taken. Instead of throwing from different traps, we have a wobble trap that randomly throws the clay target at different angles up and out every time. In this situation, each shooter at each station only shoots one shot every round, and 5 rounds are shot at every station.

Another game we play is called “shoot-till-you-lose”. In this game, 2 individual shooters are matched up against each other. Each shooter shoots 6 total shots, shooting a double 3 times. The one with the highest score shoots again against another challenger. If both shooters hit all 6 clay targets, a sudden death period begins with the first person missing being eliminated (the champion must always shoot first - if he misses the first bird, the challenger automatically wins without having to shoot!)