South East Field and Game
South East Field and Game: sporting clays at Burrungule Park, The Springs Road, near Mount Gambier SA. Monthly 75-target shoots, usually the 4th Sunday.
About South East Field and Game
South East Field and Game is a branch of the South Australian Field & Game Association (SAFGA) and a Sporting Clays Australia club. Its ground, Burrungule Park, is on The Springs Road about 20 km west of Mount Gambier.
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The monthly shoot is 75 targets of sporting clays (graded, high gun), usually on the fourth Sunday of the month. The season has traditionally run from April to December, but the 2026 calendar also has March shoots and a February twilight shoot. English Sporting and Old Style (FITASC-style) sporting are also shot.
The branch formed in December 1969 and held South Australia's first simulated field shoot at The Bluff in 1970. After three or four years at the Cafpirco Road Quarry, the clubhouse moved to Burrungule Park in 1980. The ground has hosted SA State Titles (1984, 1987, 1991, 1996, 2000, 2011 and 2014), the 1988 National Championships and the 16th FITASC World Championships in 1994, and in August 2026 it hosted the 150-target SAFGA State Championships.
The branch has about 120 members and has been involved in duck, quail and snipe seasons for more than 40 years, including at Bool Lagoon.
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