Spend an hour at Polowood on the South Downs learning clay pigeon fundamentals under CPSA-qualified instructors. This 25-shot experience mixes safety coaching, graded targets and woodland stands—ideal for beginners and groups.
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The shotgun report cracks across cool South Downs air as a line of orange flashes arcs through oak-shadowed clearings. At Polowood you step into ten acres of managed woodland where CPSA-qualified instructors set targets and raise the challenge, turning a single hour into a compact, focused lesson in timing and concentration.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
60 minutes
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required; participants should be steady on their feet and able to hold a shotgun at shoulder height.
Wildlife
History
Clay shooting sits alongside centuries of country sports on the chalk downs, where grazing and mapped field systems shaped the modern landscape.
Conservation
Operators typically manage woodland stands to minimize disturbance and ask shooters to follow lead and cartridge disposal rules; keep noise and litter to a minimum to protect local wildlife.
Reserve your spot on the 25 Shot Clay Shooting Experience today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive 20 minutes early
Allow time for registration and the mandatory safety briefing so you don’t miss the instruction segment.
Wear sturdy footwear
Woodland stands and uneven ground reward closed-toe shoes or hiking trainers rather than sandals.
Protect ears and eyes
Although equipment is provided, bring your own earplugs/glasses if you prefer a personal fit; it improves comfort and focus.
Book groups in advance
Slots fill for stag/hen and corporate days—pre-book to secure consecutive times or larger group rates.
Closed-toe shoes
Provides stability on woodland stands and protects against roots and uneven ground.
Weatherproof layer
Spring showers are common on the Downs—pack a light waterproof jacket.
spring
Ear protection
Reduces noise exposure during shooting; supplied but better if you bring a personal set.
Sunglasses or shooting glasses
Helps track clays against bright sky and protects eyes from debris.
summer