First Clay Pigeon Began Trapshooting Inventor Ligowsky
The piece traces trapshooting origins from early popinjay games to George Ligowsky of Cincinnati who demonstrated the first clay pigeon in 1880 at the seashore. It notes earlier live bird substitutes, varied gadget attempts, and the evolution to modern plastic targets and throw devices.
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