If you can’t hit them, join the society that protects the endangered Clay Pigeon..

President Gwyn Plastered Richards with Anthony Automatic Low.

Don't think we'll be too popular here Ant..

We have a new President, Hail Barry Hughes from Bangor.
Barry an ex hippie (with a pervy mate called Dave) has made it his crusade to save as many Clay Pigeons as possible. On Sunday at Dovey Valley he saved dozens from a cruel death by filling his cartridges with confetti (pink of course) instead of shot.
Sharing the picture with Barry the Hippie, is Keith I Need a Drink Hill, Barry’s mentor and fellow tractor collector.

Pointing her finger at Barry from the left, is Sue I Love Skeet Gauton, whilst telling everyone about the time she shot a 25 straight at Dovey

Respect man, I'm so cool.. (for a 44 year old hippie).

We have a new vice president Junior Rhys Davies.

The Society is proud to announce that we have our first ever Junior Vice President, Rhys Davies from Llanbedrog.

Photos from the 2009 Skeet International at Mulroy Shooting Ground, Milford, Co Donegal.

Courtesy of Huw Evans.

Top Left & centre: John Thomas and Huw Evans, Top right: Some of the Welsh skeet team relaxing between shooting, Bottom left: Daft as a hatter Rob English wearing his traditional clothing on practice day before the main event, Bottom left: Del Davies& Rob Hodson,Welsh skeet veterans, and winners of their section in the Republic of Ireland in 2009.

Top Left: Rob English receiving his high gun award from Arthur Williams president of the WCTSA, Top Centre: (L-R) Rob English, Lloyd Morris Mel Jones, John Thomas and Rhys Evans (Huw’s son). Top Right: Paul Cox and John Davies ( the Llangwm Mafia), Bottom Left: John Thomas, Angie Sexpot Goodman, and Lloyd Hanley, Bottom Middle: Alun Evans, (freezing his balls off whilst refereeing a squad), Bottom Right: Best squad of the day as we all hit a hundred straight, but some poor refereeing cost us a few targets L-R: Ken Griffiths (me), Mark Morris, Arwel Jones, & Gwyn Richards.

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