6788 W Husker Highway
Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
308-390-1900
Latitude 40 53.224
Longitude 98 28.196

The HPSP sporting clays range is circular in shape and is one mile in circumference.  It is comprised of 75 acres that include 10 plus shooting stations.  The range was designed by the renowned engineering company, Clark Vargas and Associates of Florida.

Ten new shooting stations have recently been built by a HPSP volunteer.  The goal of the HPSP is to eventually have each station support the opportunity to shoot from one of three choice positions to vary the shooting windows, two of which come from twin traps on a 40 foot and 60 foot tower, and two of which are shot while the shooter stands on an elevated platform.  In addition a wobble trap can be used except on registered shoots.

Volunteers play an important role at the HPSP.  Not only are they busy making shooting stations, one area farmer has planted a beautiful food plot, another volunteer has planted over 130 trees and the entire course and surrounding area has been seeded by Pheasants Forever and volunteers. Often while shooting individuals will be observe quail, pheasants, and deer which seem somewhat amused at all the activity.