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Cosner Reserve is a family owned business operated by Lori Ray and Charles Sole, features a one-mile course through wooded areas and fields, plus five covered stands. This 195-acre scenic land sanctuary was created as a memorial to Lori’s brother, the late L/Cpl David Cosner who was on a peacekeeping mission in Beirut, Lebanon, when he gave the ultimate sacrifice for his country in 1983. “I always knew when I retired from law enforcement, that I wanted to do something to honor my brother and provide a place for first responders to getaway,” said Lori. “We created Cosner Reserve to be a place of beauty and allow people to enjoy the outdoors.”

Charles and their son Kyle run the sporting clay side of the business and they say it is the type of activity families can enjoy together. “It’s something that is fun for the whole family and an activity that you can do year-round,” said Charles.

Sporting Clays at Cosner Reserve is currently open Monday by appointment only; Tuesday 9:00 am-5:00 pm (25 CENT TARGETS); Wednesday by appointment only; Thursday by appointment only; Friday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (30 CENT TARGETS); Saturday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm; Sunday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (34 CENT TARGETS). Patrons can choose to do the one-mile course, five stands only, or a combination of both. They also allow guests to bring their own golf cart or ATV. Gear rentals are available on site as well as golf car rentals. Targets are reset each week to keep the course fun and fresh.