174 Private Acres · Norman, Indiana Rated 5.0 on Airbnb · Guest Favorite · 3-Night Minimum

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Bring your own

Bring your own clays. The ground is already private.

Booking a bay at a club means a queue, a squad and somebody else's hours. Here it is 174 acres with one group on it at a time, sorted out in advance, and three cabins to walk back to.

174Private acres
13Beds
2Full kitchens
2.5Baths
Quick answer

Moto Supreme is a private 174-acre property in Norman, Indiana where guests can arrange skeet shooting with ownership. Guns, ammunition, clays and throwers are not provided and guests bring their own. Shooting is arranged in advance, is not included with a cabin booking, and is not available on an open basis.

How it works here

You bring everything.
We arrange the ground.

We're not a club and there's no pro shop. Nothing's provided and nothing's rented. What is here is private land, a group with the whole of it to themselves, and an arrangement made before you turn up.

Your guns, your clays

Shotguns, ammunition, clays and a thrower all come with you. Bring more clays than you think you need, because the nearest place to top up isn't exactly next door.

Nobody else on it

One group books the whole property at a time. No squad rotation, no waiting on a bay, no closing time, and nobody wandering into a field you didn't expect them in.

Agreed first, not on arrival

Where you shoot, which way you're pointing and when it happens all get set with Aaron before you book. It isn't something a cabin booking includes, and it is not open or unsupervised.

Why here

Room, and nobody to annoy

People ask about this for the same reason they ask about the trails. It is a lot of ground with one group on it.

174 acres, one booking

Southern Indiana hill country with wooded cover and open ground, no public access and no through traffic. The nearest neighbor isn't listening to your afternoon.

You are already staying here

Three cabins, 13 beds and two full kitchens mean the shooting is part of a weekend, not a two hour drive each way for an hour of clays.

Before you book

Read this part

One message first and the whole thing is easy. Turn up assuming it and it isn't.

Ask Aaron first, every time

Tell him your dates, how many shooters and what you're bringing. He'll let you know whether it works for those dates, where it happens, and what it costs, if anything.

The equipment and the law are yours

Your firearms and ammunition are your responsibility, as is following Indiana law and any local ordinance that applies. Every guest on the property signs a waiver either way.

Shooting is not included with a cabin booking, and booking the cabins does not carry a right to shoot here. Nothing is provided, nothing is rented, and nothing happens without Aaron agreeing it first.

Same weekend

What else the ground does

Groups rarely come for one thing. There are three separate arrangements here and they all get booked the same way.

Answers

Common questions

Can we shoot skeet at Moto Supreme?
Yes, by arrangement with ownership. It gets agreed before you book, including where you shoot and which direction, and it is not open or unsupervised.
Do you provide shotguns, clays or a thrower?
No. Nothing is provided and nothing is rented. Shotguns, ammunition, clays and a thrower all come with you, and it is worth bringing more clays than you think you need.
Is shooting included with a cabin booking?
No. Shooting is not included with a cabin booking, and booking the cabins does not carry a right to shoot here. It is a separate arrangement agreed with ownership first.
How do we arrange it?
Message Aaron with your dates, how many shooters and what you are bringing. He will confirm whether it works for those dates, where it happens, and what it costs, if anything.
Whose responsibility is the equipment and the law?
Yours. Your firearms and ammunition are your responsibility, as is following Indiana law and any local ordinance that applies. Every guest on the property signs a waiver either way.
Can we shoot clays and hunt on the same trip?
They are two separate arrangements and both get agreed with ownership in advance. Hunting is seasonal and quoted between $1,000 and $5,000 for short-term access depending on season, party size and dates.
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More about the property

Norman, Jackson County, Indiana 47264

On the map

Southern Indiana hill country, off Highway 50 between Bedford and Brownstown. The exact address and gate directions go out once your booking is confirmed.

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Three cabins, 13 beds, 174 acres, and a gate that closes behind you. Three-night minimum. Check your dates on Airbnb.

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