Harvey Schwartz, President of the Georgia State Clay Association, shares his journey into the world of sporting clays, detailing how he transitioned from a novice shooter to a key figure in the sport's governance. He discusses the financial revival of the GSCA, the importance of youth engagement, and the competitive landscape of Georgia's sporting clays shooting community. The conversation also delves into the challenges of target difficulty and the future of sporting clays, emphasizing the need for innovation and growth in the sport. The conversation explores the growth of youth participation in shooting sports, the challenges of scheduling state shoots, and the leadership transition within the GSCA. It highlights the importance of integrity in the sport, the bidding process for hosting events, and the upcoming major shooting events in Georgia. The speakers emphasize the need for community involvement and self-policing to maintain the sport's integrity. All this on the Matson Shoot