Dr. James E. Moore Jr. Camp Robinson Skeet/Trap Range - Little Rock, Arkansas - Skeet Trap
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Dr. James E. Moore Jr. Camp Robinson Skeet/Trap Range
Club Type
Public
Contact
Rangemaster Jerry
Location
Camp Robinson Wildlife Area, Hwy 89
Mayflower, AR 72106
(501)470-9904
Club Hours
9 a.m.-5 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday...except state holidays.
Facilities
Skeet
Trap
5 Stand
Sporting
FITASC
Other
Birds
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The information shown above was accurate when obtained. You should ALWAYS check with the club for up-to-the-minute information before making a trip to a club that you are not familiar with.
Directions
four miles east of Mayflower, just north of Hwy 89 on the Camp Robinson Wildlife Management Area. look for sign on left. turn left. go 1 mile, turn left again into range.
Club Reviews Submitted by Visitors, Members or Staff
bob kuczynski va beach, va Visitor More than 10 visits Reviewed 08/01/2010
Mayflower continues to shine. Shotgun rates went up to 4.00 this july, so be advised. Minor improvements continue to make this a great place to shoot. The ark game and fish youth shooting program has for the most part commandeered the trap range for its youth shooting program on weekends, so expect to be bumped if an instructor shows up with kids. Other than that, its still a great place to shoot skeet and trap. Come by and see!
bob kuczynski va beach, va Visitor More than 10 visits Reviewed 03/20/2009
Mayflower range is a handicap friendly, clean, well established, yet brand new remodeled facility. There’s plenty of paved parking. An air-conditioned clubhouse with spotless accommodations is available to escape the elements. The range has more than skeet and trap, it has a pistol and rifle range as well. The shotgun ranges are primarily used for the instruction of new shooters.
The skeet field had a total facelift to include new, walkways, houses, and target machines. Though the high house throws its share of broken targets, the skeet range is peaceful and a perfect place for beginners to learn the game. The field doesn’t meet NSSA regulations. The stations could use painted boxes and field stakes. Maybe in time they will. Low house birds land in a pond and wind off that pond makes high house birds scream.
Though new sidewalks have been poured on the trap range, it is not ATA regulation. Because so many beginners shoot at Mayflower, management had to construct a steel plate deflector to protect the bunker from nervous shooters who let stray shots go wild. The trap field could also use yardage lines painted on the sidewalks. Other than that, the trap field throws perfect targets all the time.
Shade is limited and it gets hot in the summer. Dress accordingly. Skeet and trap fields both are button systems lacking voice release. You can’t pull your own birds, so don’t come alone. You might be waiting a long time for a fellow shooter to show. At the slightest sign of rain, the ranges are closed. Power is cut. Apparently the cords aren’t weatherproofed and have been known to shock shooters. Be prepared. You can’t beat the price at 3.00 a game, but bring your own guns and ammo. Ammo is not sold on the premise and guns are not loaned. Need a range where you can bring young shooters or your wife? Are you new to shooting? This is the place for you. Whenever I’m in Ark., I will be a regular customer here for years to come.