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Trap is a shotgun discipline where clay targets launched from a single “house” in front of the shooters. Targets are thrown at varying angles to simulate birds flushing away. Shooters rotate through five stations, taking five shots at each.

Skeet features two houses — a high house and a low house — that launch targets across the field. Shooters move through eight stations arranged in a half-circle, facing crossing shots and a variety of angles.

Often called “golf with a shotgun,” sporting clays is set up along a course with multiple shooting stations. Each station presents different target styles and angles, simulating everything from flushing birds to crossing rabbits.

5-Stand offers a compact version of sporting clays with five shooting stations in one area. Each station presents a mix of target styles and angles, keeping the action fast-paced, fun, and challenging.

Also known as Olympic Trap, bunker is the most demanding form of trap shooting. Targets are launched from a long bunker with 15 machines, producing faster speeds and more extreme angles. It’s the ultimate test of reaction time and consistency.

International Skeet is the Olympic version of skeet shooting. Targets fly faster, and each launch includes a random delay. It’s a high-energy, challenging discipline designed to push even seasoned shooters.