Try clay target shooting near Collie: an accessible, instructor-led 2.5-hour session with a safety briefing, warm-up targets and a friendly 12-target competition. Perfect for first-timers and small groups.
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You step out onto a flat, open range just beyond Collie, western wind skimming the grass while the pine and wandoo woodland watches. The clay discs arc across a bright sky and the instructor’s voice cuts through — calm, precise — as you shoulder the shotgun for the first time. The morning smells of dust, gun oil and eucalyptus; the rhythm of practice shots quickly becomes part of the place.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires standing and short walks along the firing line.
Wildlife
History
Collie developed as a coal-mining center in the late 19th and early 20th centuries; the town retains an active outdoor and club culture tied to that working history.
Conservation
Ranges in the region operate on compact sites to reduce land impact; visitors should follow on-site guidance for litter, noise control and designated access routes.
Reserve your spot on the Come & Try Clay Target Shooting in Collie today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Early
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before your start time to complete check-in and safety paperwork.
Footwear & Sun Protection
Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes and bring a hat and sunscreen — ranges are exposed and require steady footing.
Bring Personal Hearing Protection
Basic hearing protection is provided, but many shooters prefer their own foam or electronic ear muffs for comfort.
Follow Safety Briefing Closely
Listen to the instructor’s rules on muzzle discipline and range commands — adherence keeps the session safe and efficient.
Closed-toe Shoes
Provides stable footing on the range and protection during movement.
Hearing Protection (personal)
Range supplies protection, but personal earplugs or muffs improve comfort and fit.
Sunglasses or Safety Glasses
Shields eyes from clay shards and sun glare while shooting.
summer
Light Layer or Windbreaker
Morning winds and shade near trees can be cool; a light layer keeps you comfortable.
spring