Sporting Clays at Tenoroc: A Half‑Day Shotgun Session Where Targets Fly

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Sporting Clays at Tenoroc: A Half‑Day Shotgun Session Where Targets Fly

A roughly four‑hour sporting‑clays event in Lakeland — firearms, ammo, and eye/ear protection provided — ideal for families and small groups.

Sporting Clays at Tenoroc: A Half‑Day Shotgun Session Where Targets Fly.

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Lakeland
Operator
Florida Firearms Adventures
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Events
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Meet at the public Tenoroc shooting range for a family‑oriented sporting‑clays experience: a guided shotgun day that begins with a briefing at the range office and moves to the stations where clay targets are thrown from machines around the course. The day is built for bird‑hunters looking to hone wing‑shooting skills but remains accessible to novices; eye and ear protection, firearms and ammunition are supplied and breaks are taken as needed.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

About four hours on the schedule
THE TIMING

About four hours on the schedule

The sporting‑clays session runs about four hours; actual time can vary depending on group size.

Family‑friendly groups (up to eight shooters)
THE CROWD

Family‑friendly groups (up to eight shooters)

The event is offered at $200 per shooting participant and is positioned as great for families; shooting participants must be ages 12 and up, and groups can include up to eight shooters.

Everything you need is provided
THE KIT

Everything you need is provided

Firearms, ammunition, and eye/ear protection are provided on site; attendees should bring camera, sunscreen, water and snacks, and wear weather‑appropriate clothing with closed‑toe shoes (no tank tops or dresses). Covered shooting areas and modern toilet facilities are available.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

You begin at the Tenoroc Public Shooting Range office at 9:00 a.m. with a short history of the business and an introduction to the range, rules and regulations, then move out to the stations for a firearms and range‑safety briefing. Unlike static paper targets, the clays are launched by machines — some concealed — so targets fly through different angles and break into shards when struck. The format is designed to simulate bird hunting, offers a bit more challenge than a typical rifle or pistol session, and accommodates novices with breaks and onsite support.

About four hours on the schedule

THE TIMING

About four hours on the schedule

The sporting‑clays session runs about four hours; actual time can vary depending on group size.

Family‑friendly groups (up to eight shooters)

THE CROWD

Family‑friendly groups (up to eight shooters)

The event is offered at $200 per shooting participant and is positioned as great for families; shooting participants must be ages 12 and up, and groups can include up to eight shooters.

Everything you need is provided

THE KIT

Everything you need is provided

Firearms, ammunition, and eye/ear protection are provided on site; attendees should bring camera, sunscreen, water and snacks, and wear weather‑appropriate clothing with closed‑toe shoes (no tank tops or dresses). Covered shooting areas and modern toilet facilities are available.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this event suits — and who should reconsider.

1
FamiliesPositioned as family‑friendly and suitable for groups that include teenagers, with a clear age minimum for shooting participants (12+).
2
Novice ShootersAccessible to inexperienced shooters: the format includes safety briefings, provided firearms/ammo/eye‑ear protection, and breaks as needed.
3
Bird HuntersDesigned to simulate upland or bird‑hunting presentations—clays fly from varying angles and machines, providing practice for field shooting.
4
Small GroupsWell suited to groups — offerings accommodate up to eight shooters — making it a practical half‑day outing for friends or small corporate groups.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Plan for about four hours on site; actual time can vary depending on group size.

What to Bring

Bring a camera, sunscreen, water and snacks. Firearms, ammo, and eye/ear protection are provided.

Dress Code & Facilities

Wear weather‑appropriate clothing and closed‑toe shoes; T‑shirts are fine but no tank tops or dresses. Covered shooting areas and modern toilet facilities are available.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How much does the shotgun sporting‑clays event cost?

Shooting participants are charged $200 per person.

What is the minimum age to participate as a shooting participant?

Shooting participants must be age 12 or older.

Where and when do we meet?

Participants meet at the Tenoroc Public Shooting Range front office; the day begins at 9:00 a.m.

Is equipment provided or do I need to bring a gun?

Firearms and ammunition are provided on site, along with eye and ear protection.

What should I wear and bring?

Wear weather‑appropriate clothing and closed‑toe shoes (no tank tops or dresses). Bring sunscreen, water, snacks and a camera if you wish.

Is Tenoroc range affiliated with the operator?

Tenoroc is a public range managed by the state of Florida and is not affiliated with Florida Firearms Adventures.