Carousel Ranch will host the 8th annual “How the West Was Won” Trap Shoot at Oaktree Gun Club this Friday.
About 120 shooters on 24 teams, the biggest group ever, will arrive at the club at 9 a.m. for a light breakfast and registration, heading to the fields at 10 a.m.
The event is truly a one-of-a-kind day of fun and fundraising. It is a day for everyone – with shooters ranging from those with experience, to men and women who have never even held a gun.
From serious competition, to shooting “mulligans” – (one of which off of the back of a large “rocking horse”)…it is always a day to remember. Teams compete for trophies, titles and prizes awarded during lunch (catered by Salt Creek Grille Catering)…and the spirit of the day is always incredible.
After all, what better way to spend a Friday morning than at Oak Tree Gun Club, with good friends – raising money for the kids at Carousel Ranch.
This unique event was created by board members, Eric Stroh and Wayne Crawford, whose ideas, and hard work made it all possible. From its creation eight years ago, Wayne and Eric have been the heart behind this event, and it is their efforts that make it a success.
Carousel Ranch will host its 7th annual “How the West Was Won” Trap Shoot at Oaktree Gun Club on Thursday, May 21. (Note: That's a new date.) Ninety-five shooters representing 19 teams will arrive at the club at 9 a.m. for a light breakfast and registration, heading to the fields…
The 8th Annual “How the West Was Won” Trap Shoot fundraiser for Carousel Ranch attracted 24 teams and 120 participants to the Oak Tree Gun Club in Newhall Friday. “This is a record number of teams and participants,” said Denise Redmond, executive director of Carousel Ranch. “We had 12 teams and…
On Friday, May 19 Carousel Ranch is hosting its 9th annual "How the West was Won" Shoot. It's like golf with a shotgun.
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