The 120th Maine State Trapshoot started Thursday and runs through the weekend at the Scarborough Fish & Game Club.
The state’s longest running shoot, it is a 1,000-target competition, but shooters can shoot only a couple hundred targets if they don’t want to shoot the entire event.
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Barbara Wyman, foreground, of Gorham takes her shots Thursday during the opening day of the four-day Maine State Trapshoot at the Scarborough Fish & Game Club at 70 Holmes Road. John Ewing/Staff photographer
As the competitors fire away in the state’s longest-running shoot – 120 years and counting – spectators and other contestants keep watch on the proceedings. John Ewing/Staff photographer
Contestants have the option this weekend of taking part in the full 1,000-target competition, or shooting a much lower number of targets. The event is scheduled to run through Sunday. John Ewing/Staff photographer
The club is located at 70 Holmes Road in Scarborough. More information can be found online at www.scarfg.org.
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