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Club Reviews Submitted by Visitors, Members or Staff
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Alan Oldham
North Carolina
Visitor
Once
Reviewed 08/31/2010 | Visited this club to participate in a corporate shoot. What a great place to shoot! 16 sporting clays stations, a wobble trap and 5 stand, what more could you ask for? The owners are great folks and very accommodating. I would highly recommend this range! |
Falls Village, CT
Visitor
2-5 Visits
Reviewed 04/19/2010 | What a fun course, with a good combination of open field and "in the woods" presentations. There are some good technical targets with brilliant use of the available terrain, and very few "puff/give-me" stations.
The 5 stand is challenging but not over the top. In all, a good stop just off I81 with some of the friendliest management in the sport.
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Rick Hill, Partner
Cross Junction, VA
Owner
Reviewed 09/17/2009 | September 27, 2009 is our first annual Hunters for the Hungry, 100 shot Fun shoot.Registration begins at 9:00am and last shooters will be off at 2:00pm. Come and help support a great cause and have a fun day shooting the "Rabbit". Call us for registration and details @ 540 574 2529. |
Matt Mader
Stuarts Draft, Va.
Visitor
More than 10 visits
Reviewed 08/31/2009 | This place is awesome and I can't get enough! I never had the opportunity to shoot it when it was under the previous owners but from what I hear it was not that great until now. John and Richard have made this location fun, challenging and safe for everyone. Both guys are really top notch and very knowledgeable. They change the course up regularly which adds to your personal frustration....just as you get used to the stations and start getting in a groove, there they go again making things difficult...but as John says "that is a good thing". Try all the stations (walk through) (wobble) and (5 stand) and I'm sure you will be hooked and come back time and time again. Heading there tomorrow! |
George Homan
Mount Crawford Va
Visitor
Once
Reviewed 08/18/2009 | I just had the opportunity to shoot a complete round of Sporting clays with my good friends. Not that doesn’t sound like a big deal but for me it was. You see I use a wheelchair to get around. I want to commend John and Rick for designing their facility in such a way that made all the stands accessible. I have shot at other locations and always find several if not sometimes many of the stands in-accessible. I think anyone who enjoys going out with friends for a great afternoon of shooting at some birds in the air and on the ground will have a great time at this range. Everyone is very friendly and will be happy to give instruction if needed.
Thanks again John and Rick , George
P.S. I hope some time the sporting clay association can list ranges around the state that are accessible. This is a Great Family/Friends activity. |
Ken Schafer
Reston, VA
Visitor
Once
Reviewed 08/06/2009 | John Alexander and Rick Hill have done a fantastic job resurrecting the Flying Rabbit. Everything is new and the layout as been redesigned, The clays targets are fun mix of in the woods and in the open. The Wobble has extra traps to the right throwing crossers and out-goers just ti keep you on your toes. I shot the course on July 30 and had a great time--The wooded part of the clays course provided relief from the heat of the day-the open part gave me highly visible targets. There is a 5-stand with a nice mix of all-too-easy -to-miss targets. This is a wonderful facility--go shoot it--you will not be disappointed. Check their web-site for schedules and events.
Ken Schafer
NSCA# 533376
NSCA Level 2 Instructor |
jimmy martin
augusta county
Visitor
2-5 Visits
Reviewed 05/12/2009 | If you love sporting clays you have to stop in in shoot this new owner and new course. Auto traps remote hand helds. 5-Stand. Soon!! wobble trap. Maybe the first skeet field open to the public. Cant wait . Tell "Rick Hill" That you would like to shoot skeet. Come on out bring a fried you will love it. Save gas live local shoot local!!! Golf with a shotgun. |
james reynolds
verona va
Visitor
Once
Reviewed 04/30/2009 | "WOW" what a great place , my hat is off to the new management.
New auto traps, gravel paths, gun racks, nice friendly staff.
Need to shoot.!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PPUULL |
Paul Brown
Raleigh, NC
Visitor
Once
Reviewed 04/20/2009 | Shot the sporting course (100) and the five stand on Saturday 4.18.09 - Rick Hill (owner) has done a great job! Reliable equipment, challenging presentations, and a friendly atmosphere - what else can you ask for? The next time in I am in Virginia - I will be stopping by for another round. |
Ben
Harrisonburg, VA
Visitor
Once
Reviewed 04/20/2009 | The Flying Rabbit is exactly what one is looking for in a shotgun range. they have different games at very reasonable prices, the owners are real nice, fun, people and everything is very smooth and enjoyable. |
Richard Ammons
Waynesboro, VA
Visitor
2-5 Visits
Reviewed 04/16/2009 | The Flying Rabbit is a great place to have fun and sharpen skills! Four of us from a shooting club in Rockbridge County, VA, visited TFR again Friday to try their relatively newly commissioned Five Stand a couple rounds, and grab a 100 round walk through their sporting course. Rick Hill and John Alexander were on hand and we think had almost as much fun as we did (offering encouragement, laughing with us, some tips, etc.) with the Five Stand. On the sporting course, once equipped with the radio controlled release, we were on our way. The sporting course is significant fun, not to mention humbling at places. "A good time was had by all." If you haven't tried TFR, stop delaying and make it happen! |
Rick Hill
Cross Junction, Virginia
Owner
Reviewed 03/13/2009 | We have 13 station sporting clay range utilizing Chucker automatic traps and Long Range TC3 500 wireless remote system. |
Don Roll
Fairfield, Virginia
Visitor
Once
Reviewed 02/27/2009 | Six of us went to the newly reopened Flying Rabbit about a month ago. It was a real pleasure. The course is challenging, but most of us really enjoyed the day.
I am a member of the homestead Gun Club and have shot sporting there a number of times and at Quail Ridge in Lexington as well. I would say this course is more difficult than the homestead because of the fairly heavy vegetation on some of the stands, but I felt it was well worth going back. In fact plan to go back next week.
In talking with the club they intend to have their five stand up and running in the very near future as well.
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John Alexander
Flint Hill, VA
Manager
Reviewed 12/07/2008 | We are OPEN!
13 new stations/ automatic traps
Several NSCA Certified Instructors available
Groups welcome |
John Alexander
Flint Hill, VA
Manager
Reviewed 11/08/2008 | the Flying Rabbit is currently under renovation and so is closed.
We plan to reopen 12/1 with a brand new sporting clays layout. Hope to see you all then! |
John Alexander
Flint Hill, VA
Manager
Reviewed 11/08/2008 | the Flying Rabbit is currently under renovation and so is closed.
We plan to reopen 12/1 with a brand new sporting clays layout. Hope to see you all then! |
JCW3
Norfolk, VA
Visitor
Once
Reviewed 10/25/2006 | Drove up the the valley to do a little hunting and bust a few clays. I found fly rabbit on the net and thought the pricing was within reason, so I gave it a try.
Directions are bad, and the place is hard to find, due to the small sign they have. I would recommend giving yourself and extra 15-30 minutes to find the place.
When we showed up that morning they gave us a choice of 5 stand (25-$5), wobble trap(25-$5), or sporting (50-$15). We choose to do the sporting loop. The trapper was very nice and even gave us a few extras from time to time. The course was very testing and gave a GOOD testing of the shooters experiance. Stations ranged from close rabbit shots to open field shots. Some of the stations seemed to be unmaintained, but everyone was safe and offered a good experiance.
Would HIGHLY recommend it for anyone wanting a good day of PURE FUN. I will be back SOON... |
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