Check out the March Issue

The bottom line - Ron Sutton discusses "How are you going to improve this year?"

Dinnertime! - The new Kiner's Diner is open for business, serving food for the body and the (trapshooter's) mind.

Green means 'go' - Find your signal into the zone

Check out the February Issue

Trap & Field Rookies of the Year chosen!

Headed to Releaseville?

Quote of the month - "You're not going to know if you still like it or how you're going to do unless you get back on the line. Go for it!" - Tiffany Collinson

Check out the January Issue

Lady takes the all-around - Janessa Beaman dons the crown at Tucson!

Gun Mount Rules - Ted Tightend wins one out of two.

New Years Resolution - Grow the sport! - Dean Spiridon

Check out the December Issue

Starting From Scratch

The mental game

Quote of the month - "Hard work pays off, and if you keep going, you never know when your moment is going to be." - Preston Crandell, Krieghoff Handicap Champion

Check out the November Issue



The essential review - Bob Palmer says to look fearlessly at your whole year: "the so-so, the bad, and the ugly."

The 2015 All-American teams

Quote of the month - "It was very congenial and like shooting practice - except that I was determined to win." - Rich Kaysa, Texas singles champion

Check out the ATA All-American Teams

Check out the October Issue

Grand American Coverage

Trapshooting Hall of Fame breaks ground for new building

Around the ATA

Dan Orlich at the Grand

Shooter's note: Bobby Bolden & Jessiah Watts

Check out the September Issue



Fall Tune-Up - A good time to experiment.

Doubles your fun - Don't discount the value of twins events.

Quote of the month - "I blocked out every thought that was trying to get into my head, and gave that bird the same concentration as all my previous targets." - Hunter Brandt

Check out the August Issue



Paying Attention - This is not the same as thinking, says Ron Sutton.

The wrong time for advice - Just don't do it, writes Bob Palmer

Quote of the month - "Focus on the target. Don't just look at it; zone in on it. Do this evey time, and get all other thoughts out of your head!" - Jack Noftz

Check out the June Issue



What to Ignore - Ron Sutton talks trivia.

More to ignore? - What's good and not so good to mimic about "the pros."

First lady with a title sweep!