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As a fledgling youth trap coach,I believe exposure is the key. Get them there and let them try it and you will draw some in.
This last week some of our youth worked at the local sporting clays tournament. Guess what they are already talking about trying it.
I plan on shooting some of the side events at the MEC great northern and if I can i will have some youth in tow doing the same.I believe by time we are done working there and doing a little shooting they will be begging for more.
Lee
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