Back in 2012, our family could show up at the trap range almost any day of the week and be the only one shooting; the trap range was outdated, with worn wooden trap houses and small cracked walkways, but it still worked for 35 shooters on the team. Now, after five years of shooting, the Clinton County Sportsman Club now has a different team practicing on nearly every day of the week; North Scott’s trap team itself has nearly doubled in size reaching around 67 shooters, ranging from seventh to twelfth grade. Tony Kennedy, an outdoors reporter for Minnesota’s StarTribune, reports that trap shooting has turned into fastest growing sport in Minnesota, and is growing at even faster rates in Wisconsin. Last year, Wisconsin’s participation nearly doubled from 480 shooters and 24 teams (Kennedy). In Iowa, I don’t know a specific number of people, but the competition time has nearly doubled for amount of shooters that have joined.…