| A Fun Day of Clay Shooting in the Woods! Tune up your marksmanship with a round of sporting clays at Red Wing Sporting Clays Facility in Port Republic, NJ at the MTA/NJ Walt Johnson III Memorial Shoot Off. This annual event will be held on Tuesday, November 17th from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
The event is open to novice and experienced shooters. New shooters are welcome! Teams of four will compete on a sporting clay course. The MTA/NJ will place anyone who does not have a team of four into a group the day of shooting.
Once again, we will be shooting 100 targets straight-through on the course. Please plan your ammo accordingly, or contact us right away if you will need ammo for the event so we can make arrangements.
Following the competition, lunch will be served along with awards for the best team and best shooter. We will also be holding our famous chili cook off! All are welcome to enter the contest, but space is limited. Please email info@mtanj.org to enter. Guns, ear plugs, glasses are available for anyone that needs them. The cost per person to attend is a $100 contribution to the MTA/NJ PAC. This does not include the cost for ear and eye protection.
Gain Exposure With a Sponsorship Gain extra exposure for your business by sponsoring the event. We have 3 levels of sponsorship this year: Top Shot Sponsor: $500, On Target Sponsor: $250, Clay Breaker Sponsor: $100
Event Proceeds to Benefit the MTA/NJ PAC The MTA/NJ PAC is a non-partisan, non-profit committee formed to raise voluntary contributions supporting state and local candidates who share boating concerns and back recreational boating businesses. Thanks to member generosity and successful fundraising, the MTA/NJ has influenced legislation, raised awareness of boating’s economic impact, and strengthened key industry relationships.
Your support of the MTA/NJ PAC makes a difference. If you can’t attend the Shoot Off, please consider contributing. Checks can be made payable to MTA/NJ PAC, 413 Euclid Ave., Brielle, NJ 08730, or you can donate online here.
Contributions may be made by check or credit card. Most individuals and corporations in New Jersey can contribute; however, regulated industries such as financial institutions and utilities are prohibited. For more information, visit www.elec.state.nj.us or email info@mtanj.org. |
