Insurors of Kentucky presents:
2012 Community Big Shot
Sign up now for the Community Big Shot Sporting Clays Tournament! Click here!
When: May 14th – Check in at 9am – Starts at 10am
Where: at Park Mammoth Resort in Park City
Who: Clay Shooters of all skill levels – Trainer will be available
Cost: $50 per person (2 person team $100)
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