Shooting Clays and Supporting Ag

August 30, 2023 06:17 PM

A school devoted to ag. That is where more than 200 sporting clays enthusiasts braved the heat last Saturday for the first-ever Sporting Clays Shoot presented by the South Carolina Governer’s School for Agriculture Foundation.

Let’s learn more about the competition, barbecue, and live auction.

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