Staniforth-Smith achieved the highest average score and competed in the most number of club shoots throughout the year.

Club members arrived early, helping to organise the trap equipment for the long afternoon and night ahead.

Staniforth-Smith transformed into a respectable coach, teaching some keen Irish backpackers how to shoot in the morning.

Todd Atherton arrived early setting up his legendary ‘pig on a spit’ which roasted slowly the whole afternoon.

The shoot started at 12pm with competitors arriving from all over the South West region.

The first event was the Collie Toyota 100DB which was sponsored with many prizes including Toyota jackets, bags and a $100 service voucher.

This event was won outright by Gavin Prowse (Busselton) scoring 99/100.

Collie Toyota 100DB

First Second Third

AA P House 97/100 M Daden 105/109 G Scott 104/109

A R Banks 97/100 J Rourke 105/111 F S-Smith 104/111

B F Prowse 96/100 M King 119/125 J Overton 118/125

C J Pinckney 86/100 B Moore 85/101 C Hart 84/101

Shooters were then able to compete in a novelty event organised by Staniforth-Smith to fill in time until the pig was cooked.

This event was won by club member Rod Graham, before everyone indulged themselves with roast pork and various salads.

The last event of the day, the Paul Kuhne Cup 30DB, started at 7.30pm.

With the last 50 targets from the Collie Toyota 100DB combined with the 30DB night shoot.

The winner was Phil House (Bunbury) on 78/80.

Paul Kuhne Cup

First Second

AA Neil Yates 78/80 Nigel Millington 77/80

A Richard Banks 78/80 Greg Smith 73/80

B Fraser Prowse 75/80 Rod Graham 74/80

C Blake Moore 67/80 Todd Banks 62/80

Overall the 2011 Boyup Brook closing shoot was a great success.

The club thanked all who helped including Emma Bardot, Sarah Robertson, Janine Harley, Todd Atherton, Helen Robertson and Club members for their generous afternoon tea.

The Boyup Brook Clay Target Club invited anyone is interested in clay target shooting to call Grant Robertson on 9767 3043.