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*VIDEO* – Brody Woollard’s early clay shooting lessons
Watch these heart-warming clips of a very young Brody Woollard having some of his earliest clay shooting lessons with instructor Steve Bickley
These great videos of a very young Brody Woollard hitting some of his first clays, with instructor Steve Bickley, show just how much fun, satisfaction and responsibility shooting sports can offer youngsters when they have the right encouragement and supervision. As you may know, Brody now competes very successfully, writes a monthly column for Clay Shooter magazine, and has even gained sponsorship… it just shows what dedication and practise can do!
***CLICK HERE TO WATCH VIDEO 1***
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