Field and Game Federation of Australia Inc (FGFA) is a National body and has three tiers of structure per state of Australia, ... these are, Branch, State and Federation. On a simulated field range the shooter has to fire at targets under a wide range of conditions and angles. The ranges are designed to provide targets as close as possible to those which might be found in hunting game in the field. Each range is designed to make the best use of the natural local features and so each range is different and each provides its own unique challenges. A key goal is to enable Field and Game Shooters to experience shoots that simulate hunting situations, such as partly obstructed view, combinations of fast and slow moving targets and exotic targets like rabbit or miniature clays. Perth Metro Field and Game Association (PMF&GA) is one of several branches members in WA that make up Western Australian Field and Game Association (WAF&GA), which in turn is a member of WA State Field and Game which is a member of the overall governing body registered as Field and Game Federation of Australia (F&GFA). PMFGA have two grounds. One is located within the Wanneroo Shooting Complex on Perry Road, Pinjar. At the request of the PMFG committee in 2004 the Wanneroo ground was formally registered as "Wanneroo Sporting Clays". However it remains part of PMFG. Wanneroo generally shoot sporting clays which is designed to simulated field shooting, and the targets can come from 360 degrees at varying speeds, angle and curves. The second ground is within the Whiteman Park Shooting Complex located on Beechboro Road, Whiteman. Whiteman generally shoots Compak, were 5 shooters stand in a line and take turns shooting at 5 different targets. Shooters rotate after each 5 to until all 25 are shot, this ensures that all shooters have shot from the same angle and therefore no one shooter is advantaged or disadvantaged. read more