Photos from a clay shoot held to benefit the West Texas Food Bank that hosted by ConocoPhillips Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range South of Midland International Air and Space Port.
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From left, West Texas Food Bank employees Daisy Talamantes, Rosie Simmons and Eloy Salcido talk with WTFB Director of Marketing and Communications Craig Stoke before the start of benefit clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. Money raised during the event will go to the West Texas Food Bank to be used for providing meals to members of the community in need. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Adrian Gonzales, left, purchases raffle tickets before the start of a West Texas Food Bank benefit clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. Raffle prizes included a Traeger grill, YETI coolers, over three different rifles and a purse. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Midland Shooters Association board member Reggie Lawrence gives a safety briefing to shooters before the start of a clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Shooter Vernon Ellis throws away his spent shotgun shells between pulls as he takes part in a clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Teams organize outside their starting stations at the start of a clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Team members sit and watch as a shooter eyes up a clay pigeon while taking part in a clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Wade Shipman shoots at clays while taking part in a clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
A shooter drives their golf cart to the next station as they participate in a clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Clay pigeons explode mid-air as teams from around the permian basin participate in a clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Members of the Bosworth Company watch as their teammate Dean Kelly shoots at clays while taking part in a clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. Accoring toThe West Texas Food Bank’s Director of Marketing and Communications Craig Stoker, the WTFB aimed to raise enough money through the clay shoot to provide 200,000 meals to members of the community in need. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Spent shotgun cartridges lay on the ground as teams participate in a clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Adrian Gonzales shoots at clays while taking part in a clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Adrian Gonzales loads his shotgun with shells between pulls while taking part in a clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Members of the ConocoPhillips clay shooting team take part in their company’s clay shoot to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. Around 130 individual shooters registered to take part in the clay shoot, enough to fill roughly 20 teams according to the West Texas Food Bank’s Director of Marketing and Communication Craig Stoker. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Auden Lujan shoots at clays while taking part in a clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Auden Lujan shoots at clays while taking part in a clay shoot hosted by ConocoPhillips to benefit the West Texas Food Bank Thursday morning at the Midland Shooters Association Shotgun Range. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
