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St. Hubertus Game and Fish!
St. Hubertus Game and Fish!
Bud Opie'N Low Gun Super
Sporting Extravaganza
St. Hubertus Sunday October 17th
Low-Gun Super-Sporting
(FITASC/Field Sporting Type)
Sorry
but the October 17th shoot is now full.
Hope to see you in spring of 2022!
but the October 17th shoot is now full.
Hope to see you in spring of 2022!
Date: Sunday, October 17th, 2021
Location: St. Hubertus Game & Fish Range; Road 35E @ Road 85N, Libau, Manitoba
Pre-Registration by email to sportingclays@sthubertus.ca or reply to this email and I’ll forward.
A confirmation email will come back to you Friday afternoon with your start time and squad. Efforts will be made to squad you with your normal shoot partners, please include that in your email for Pre-Registration.
Squads will be restricted to a maximum of 6-shooters per parcour. 75-Targets over three parcour, Rotation #1: 10:30am – 12:15pm, Rotation #2: 12:30 – 2:15pm and Rotation #3: 2:30 – 4:15pm, 18-shooters per rotation.
ATV & SXS for access between parcours are welcome, but not necessary. Those users, please park your machine safely and walk from peg to peg to help with time.
$55 per shooter, payment on site cash, Interac via Square, or by eTransfer to payments@sthubertus.ca. Sorry no credit cards accepted.
Again, all efforts will be made to present this game with the best intent to reflect FITASC type of shooting and rules. There will not be referees, and this will not be something that will be counted as part of any average, this is still a new game for most shooters here. All levels of experience welcome, but time will remain a priority to keep everyone on schedule.
See below for info on FITASC information
The intent will be that this is a fair weather outing for all involved. That said, if the 10:30 gets rained out, the 12:35 and 2:30 will still run. Once you have an confirmation email Friday, efforts will be made to keep you aware of any cancellation due to weather through that same email.
All persons on the course are required to wear eye and ear protection. There will be no safety meeting, but rather a safety brief with each of the three rotations, 5 minutes prior to your start time. Please be prepared to start on time, registration/payment for your rotation will be available 30-minutes prior to your start time.
NO WALK-UP REGISTRATION, PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY.
Location: St. Hubertus Game & Fish Range; Road 35E @ Road 85N, Libau, Manitoba
Pre-Registration by email to sportingclays@sthubertus.ca or reply to this email and I’ll forward.
A confirmation email will come back to you Friday afternoon with your start time and squad. Efforts will be made to squad you with your normal shoot partners, please include that in your email for Pre-Registration.
Squads will be restricted to a maximum of 6-shooters per parcour. 75-Targets over three parcour, Rotation #1: 10:30am – 12:15pm, Rotation #2: 12:30 – 2:15pm and Rotation #3: 2:30 – 4:15pm, 18-shooters per rotation.
ATV & SXS for access between parcours are welcome, but not necessary. Those users, please park your machine safely and walk from peg to peg to help with time.
$55 per shooter, payment on site cash, Interac via Square, or by eTransfer to payments@sthubertus.ca. Sorry no credit cards accepted.
Again, all efforts will be made to present this game with the best intent to reflect FITASC type of shooting and rules. There will not be referees, and this will not be something that will be counted as part of any average, this is still a new game for most shooters here. All levels of experience welcome, but time will remain a priority to keep everyone on schedule.
See below for info on FITASC information
The intent will be that this is a fair weather outing for all involved. That said, if the 10:30 gets rained out, the 12:35 and 2:30 will still run. Once you have an confirmation email Friday, efforts will be made to keep you aware of any cancellation due to weather through that same email.
All persons on the course are required to wear eye and ear protection. There will be no safety meeting, but rather a safety brief with each of the three rotations, 5 minutes prior to your start time. Please be prepared to start on time, registration/payment for your rotation will be available 30-minutes prior to your start time.
NO WALK-UP REGISTRATION, PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY.
FITASC info
As is true with all regulated clay target sports, the official rules of FITASC (which can be found on the NSCA website) are detailed, cumbersome and quite lengthy. The following is to introduce shooters not familiar with FITASC with the basic rules you should be aware of to go out and shoot FITASC and have some fun.
TIMELINESS – Official rules of shooting anywhere in a regulated competition require the shooter to be at the Parcour 15 minutes prior to your assigned shooting time. This is simply as a matter of etiquette, if you are shooting with others at a predetermined time, you should arrive at least 15 minutes before and be out at the Parcour with your ear and eye protection on, ready to shoot at your established start time. It is a “tee time” not a “show up” time.
NO PRACTICE MOUNTS ALLOWED – From the time you arrive at the Parcour until completion, there are no practice mounts.
MAXIMUM LOADS – 12-gauge loads are restricted to one ounce of shot. Shot size is restricted to 7-½’s maximum (i.e., 7-½’s or 8’s is fine, 9’s are useless, 6’s are not allowed). There is no restriction on speed (measured in FPS). If shooting a sub-gauge FITASC event, maximum loads are 7/8 ounce for 20-gauge, and 3/4 ounce for 28-gauge.
LOW GUN POSITION – The highest point of the comb or butt of the gun must be at least 25cm (call it 10”) below the top of the shoulder. At most shoots, if you do not have a FITASC Line on your shirt or vest, the referee will measure and put a chalk line on your garment. The butt of the gun must be touching your body when in the ready position.
FULL USE OF THE GUN – On singles, if you miss with your first shot, you may shoot again. If the target is hit with the second shot, it still counts as a “kill” the same as if it were hit with the first.
SHOOTER ROTATION – At each peg, all the singles are shot by all shooters in the squad. Then, the beginning shooter rotates to the end and all shooters shoot their pairs before moving on the next peg. An example if you had a full squad of six shooters is Peg 1 Singles, shooters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Then, for Pairs, shooters 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1. Peg 2 Singles: 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 2, etc.
VIEW TARGETS – Are limited to two of each target maximum to the first shooter only at each peg. There are no show targets for pairs because pairs are made up of targets already shot as singles. The only exception is that if there is a “true” pair, the first shooter on pairs may see that true pair up to two times to help determine which target to shoot first (usually apparent) and, more importantly, where to look for the second target after breaking the first.
READY POSITION – Once you are in the peg (and have determined where you are placing your feet, where your muzzle will be and the stock at or below the 10” line), you must stop all body movement other than your eyes, call for the target and remain motionless until you SEE the target in flight. If you move before you see the target, it is scored as a zero or lost bird
Again, all shooters, and ATV & SXS on course are welcome.
Last season, many of us were learning the format, and this added a lot of time to the day. Squads of 6 will have 3 Parcours to shoot, each with 3 pegs. Think of this as a 9-station sporting course split into 3 segments to shoot 75-targets. It will take a little longer than normal as shooters get reacquainted with the game, but please take the time in advance to understand the game, it will make your day more enjoyable. Time slots will be scheduled, and your squad will be expected to finish the round within the time allotted. A minor buffer between start times will be added to the schedule, but if your squad runs over, you might be asked to cut your round short to maintain schedule, please be understanding of these limits.
Questions can be directed to sportingclays@sthubertus.ca
TIMELINESS – Official rules of shooting anywhere in a regulated competition require the shooter to be at the Parcour 15 minutes prior to your assigned shooting time. This is simply as a matter of etiquette, if you are shooting with others at a predetermined time, you should arrive at least 15 minutes before and be out at the Parcour with your ear and eye protection on, ready to shoot at your established start time. It is a “tee time” not a “show up” time.
NO PRACTICE MOUNTS ALLOWED – From the time you arrive at the Parcour until completion, there are no practice mounts.
MAXIMUM LOADS – 12-gauge loads are restricted to one ounce of shot. Shot size is restricted to 7-½’s maximum (i.e., 7-½’s or 8’s is fine, 9’s are useless, 6’s are not allowed). There is no restriction on speed (measured in FPS). If shooting a sub-gauge FITASC event, maximum loads are 7/8 ounce for 20-gauge, and 3/4 ounce for 28-gauge.
LOW GUN POSITION – The highest point of the comb or butt of the gun must be at least 25cm (call it 10”) below the top of the shoulder. At most shoots, if you do not have a FITASC Line on your shirt or vest, the referee will measure and put a chalk line on your garment. The butt of the gun must be touching your body when in the ready position.
FULL USE OF THE GUN – On singles, if you miss with your first shot, you may shoot again. If the target is hit with the second shot, it still counts as a “kill” the same as if it were hit with the first.
SHOOTER ROTATION – At each peg, all the singles are shot by all shooters in the squad. Then, the beginning shooter rotates to the end and all shooters shoot their pairs before moving on the next peg. An example if you had a full squad of six shooters is Peg 1 Singles, shooters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Then, for Pairs, shooters 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1. Peg 2 Singles: 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 2, etc.
VIEW TARGETS – Are limited to two of each target maximum to the first shooter only at each peg. There are no show targets for pairs because pairs are made up of targets already shot as singles. The only exception is that if there is a “true” pair, the first shooter on pairs may see that true pair up to two times to help determine which target to shoot first (usually apparent) and, more importantly, where to look for the second target after breaking the first.
READY POSITION – Once you are in the peg (and have determined where you are placing your feet, where your muzzle will be and the stock at or below the 10” line), you must stop all body movement other than your eyes, call for the target and remain motionless until you SEE the target in flight. If you move before you see the target, it is scored as a zero or lost bird
Again, all shooters, and ATV & SXS on course are welcome.
Last season, many of us were learning the format, and this added a lot of time to the day. Squads of 6 will have 3 Parcours to shoot, each with 3 pegs. Think of this as a 9-station sporting course split into 3 segments to shoot 75-targets. It will take a little longer than normal as shooters get reacquainted with the game, but please take the time in advance to understand the game, it will make your day more enjoyable. Time slots will be scheduled, and your squad will be expected to finish the round within the time allotted. A minor buffer between start times will be added to the schedule, but if your squad runs over, you might be asked to cut your round short to maintain schedule, please be understanding of these limits.
Questions can be directed to sportingclays@sthubertus.ca
Rifle Range
Members can use the rifle range as long as they follow the "Same Household" rule. Please keep the number of people on the rifle range at 4 or less.
If you have any questions, please email Ward at: info@sthubertus.ca.
If you have any questions, please email Ward at: info@sthubertus.ca.
*ATTENTION ST. HUBERTUS MEMBERS*
Shooters are reminded to stay at home if feeling ill, or if you have travelled outside the province
and/or country 14 days prior to attending the range.
INFO
Location:
- 40 minutes north of Winnipeg on Highway 59
- Turn right on Provincial road 85 North
- 4 miles east to the club house
- Link to Google Map of location
- 40 minutes north of Winnipeg on Highway 59
- Turn right on Provincial road 85 North
- 4 miles east to the club house
- Link to Google Map of location
2021 Firearm Hours of Operation:
Monday - 12:00pm - 6:00pm
Tuesday - 2:00pm - 9:00pm
Wednesday - 2:00pm - 9:00pm
Thursday - 2:00pm - 9:00pm
Friday - 10:00am - 6:00pm
Saturday - 10:00am - 6:00pm
Sunday - No shooting outside of special events
For firearms use, the club is open April 1st to November 30th.
Open for non firearm activities the club is open all year, 24 hours a day.
NOTE: During any Sporting Clays event, the use of the rifle range is not allowed the entire day of the shoot AND limited access the day before the shoot. Check the calendar to make sure the club is not being used for a sporting clays event.
NOTE: Rules on unlocking and locking the main gate to the club:
Monday - 12:00pm - 6:00pm
Tuesday - 2:00pm - 9:00pm
Wednesday - 2:00pm - 9:00pm
Thursday - 2:00pm - 9:00pm
Friday - 10:00am - 6:00pm
Saturday - 10:00am - 6:00pm
Sunday - No shooting outside of special events
For firearms use, the club is open April 1st to November 30th.
Open for non firearm activities the club is open all year, 24 hours a day.
NOTE: During any Sporting Clays event, the use of the rifle range is not allowed the entire day of the shoot AND limited access the day before the shoot. Check the calendar to make sure the club is not being used for a sporting clays event.
NOTE: Rules on unlocking and locking the main gate to the club:
- First person to the club unlocks and opens the gate
- Leave the gate open
- Lock the lock to the chain so it does not walk away
- Last person to leave the site, closes and locks the gate
- If the site is empty, the gate should be closed and locked!
- So... when you are done and going home, if nobody is left on the site, close and lock the gate and have a great day!
For membership information click here to be redirected to our Membership page
Contact info@sthubertus.ca for information and questions
Contact info@sthubertus.ca for information and questions