The Biltmore Estate has opened a shooting range for sporting clays on the grounds of the Estate.
Experience the excitement of sporting clays with this two-hour lesson. Our expert instructor will guide you through the techniques of shooting clay targets with a high-quality Beretta shotgun.
Hours:
Daily, weather permitting.
Cost:
$135.00 per person, 10% discount for Explore Biltmore Passholders
Checklist:
• All equipment is provided
• Participants must be at least 12 years old
• Participants 16 years old and younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
• Bring sunscreen, bugspray, and weather appropiate clothing
Explore Biltmore Pass
Purchase an Explore Biltmore Pass for $99.00 and enjoy all the benefits of a Twelve-Month Pass, including access to estate bicycle trails and discounts on selected estate outdoor activities for you and a guest. (Guests must have estate admission.) For more information, call 800-624-1575.
It is a wonderful sign that the Biltmore Estate, which is pretty much ground zero for all things upscale elegant and refined in the South, has acknowledged the shooting sports in this way. I also note with extreme approval that children are welcome to participate.
The website says nothing about bringing your own shotgun and it says nothing about shooting the course without taking the class. I have an email to the Estate asking for clarification and will post any response which I receive.
Saturday, April 21, 2007
Another encouraging development
Posted by Lemuel Calhoon at 6:59 PM
Labels: Firearms, Sporting Clays, The Biltmore Estate
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