Tue, Nov 24 2009
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Focus a must for trap shoot scorers The Daily ItemNatalie says it's fun, but when it comes to hitting airborne targets, she admits, "I didn't do too hot."
Tournament director Chuck Fritzges, of Milton, says scorers usually earn between $6 and $7 per hour, often start as high school students and stick with it through college. He said shooters are scored strictly on how many targets they break, as there are usually no semifinal or final rounds at a tournament. However, scorers get to log extra hours in the event of ties, of which there are plenty. Tie-breaking rounds, or "shootoffs," are usually in the evening after the regular competition. 
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