Laser clay shooting

You avoid big bangs and gunpowder sludge, because the shotguns shoot with lasers. You shoot in small groups of up to 5 people at a time. Unlike regular clay pigeon shooting, you shoot at the same pigeon, and the one who hits the spot first with the laser beam scores the point.

Every time a shooter hits a clay pigeon, the point is recorded on an electronic scoreboard, so you can always keep track of who is in the lead.

You can shoot at targets with Laser clay pigeon shooting both during the day and in the evening, where the plastic pigeons become luminescent when they fly off from the launcher. If there are many of you on the team, the best in each group can advance to the all-important final, which really separates the sheep from the goats.