Waunakee's annual duck flurry
always the first weekend after labor day
About the Furry: This two-day event is an exciting, fun, and safe way to promote clay shooting sports with your friends, family, and hunting buddies. Our goal for the event is to provide an exciting two-man “team based” hunting experience, like you would find out in the field or blind. The 5-station course offers a the chance to break 100 different aerial targets that fly through the air, at speeds and angles that replicate real game bird flight characteristics. There are seven different event “classes” offered that cater to what shotgun you choose to compete with. Our first Duck Flurry Shoot was held in 1996 with 125 shooters – in 2019, we had our best year yet and the Flurry threw 323 rounds over two days! We have a daily Grand Prize that each paid entry will be entered to win, and the drawing will be at the end of the day after shooting is complete - no need to be present to win. Each team will also receive 50 tickets at registration that can be used for the bucket raffles that are drawn daily. All prizes were made possible from our sponsors. Remember to write your shooter number on the ticket before dropping it in the bucket!
General Rules for the Duck Flurry
1. Each team can shoot 150 shells per 100 bird round. each round will have 5 blinds and have 20 shootable targets at each blind.
2. Only 2-3/4” shells with 7-1/2 or smaller shot may be used. maximum of 12-gauge gun.
3. Only 3 shells can be loaded in a shooter’s gun at any time.
4. Do not shoot any White Birds, they are hens. if you shoot a hen, you will lose all the birds in that set.
5. Just like duck hunting - there are no malfunctions of any kind - gun issues, shell jams, shell problems, etc. - keep loading and firing.
6. In a no-bird situation shooters will get another set, if on a timed station, keep loading - the timer will not stop and you will keep shooting until you get 5 good sets and they tell you to stop.
2. Only 2-3/4” shells with 7-1/2 or smaller shot may be used. maximum of 12-gauge gun.
3. Only 3 shells can be loaded in a shooter’s gun at any time.
4. Do not shoot any White Birds, they are hens. if you shoot a hen, you will lose all the birds in that set.
5. Just like duck hunting - there are no malfunctions of any kind - gun issues, shell jams, shell problems, etc. - keep loading and firing.
6. In a no-bird situation shooters will get another set, if on a timed station, keep loading - the timer will not stop and you will keep shooting until you get 5 good sets and they tell you to stop.
