Shepparton Field and Game
Shepparton Field and Game: Field and Game and sporting clays at 1275 Crawford Road, Dhurringile VIC, south-west of Shepparton in the Goulburn Valley.
About Shepparton Field and Game
Shepparton Field and Game is a Field & Game Australia branch and Sporting Clays Australia club shooting Australian simulated field (Field and Game) and sporting clays. The ground is at 1275 Crawford Road, Dhurringile, south-west of Shepparton towards Tatura and Murchison in the Goulburn Valley.
The club first leased the site from the Shire of Rodney in 1990, then bought it, extended it and developed it out of an old quarry. The ground has hosted elite events, including the Oceania Shooting Championships in 2022.
The club has no current website, so use the enquiry button on this page to ask about shoot days, visitor arrangements and membership.
Browse more shooting clubs in Victoria, Field and Game and sporting clays clubs, or other Field & Game Australia and Sporting Clays Australia clubs. Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: Bendigo Clay Target Club (about 87 km), Kyneton Gun Club (about 100 km), Wangaratta Clay Target Club (about 108 km).
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