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randy grider


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Here it is so far
Big Jim Bows
David Knight "Primal Needs Archery"
Steve Turay "Northern Mist" bows
Tom Moran "River Raisin'" bows
JP Enterprises
Ky Outdoor Magazine
Proffessional Bowhunters Society
St Joe River Bows
Mike Miller "Crooked Stick " bows
Kevin Brown  "Herwaybows"


Theres a couple others that names escape me, and several that have not confirmed, but definately intrested. I'll update this list as I get confirmations

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Sounds like a good turnout... I hope to be there...

Jonathan

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Now you're talkin'!

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One guy by the name of "Esquire" has graciously donated a DAS recurve as a drawing for the 10-12 students of Rod Jenkins shooting school ! This bow is a $375 value. He is that intrested in taking his class that he is donating the bow to encourage sign ups. He said everyone signing up is a potential winner of the bow excluding himself, so that would be a 1 in 11 chance at winning the bow, not bad odds!

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I'd love to do the shooting school... but can't do Sunday's... hazard of the occupation of a pastor wink.gif

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Jonathan, I wouldn't do it for everybody, but go ahead and sign up. I'll attend Sunday for you. 8^)

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Ha!

It's not a matter of just being there John... I mean it's the only day of the week we work you know wink.gif

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John JUST includes preparations H most of the Time hahahahahahaha !! !! A thru G had Turpintine in mix !

-- Edited by hillbillyking on Wednesday 12th of January 2011 12:58:55 PM

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Twig, you will just have to bring the congregation.

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I am thinking about the class also. I will have to tell my wife to excuse me for Sunday church.

Now that there is a chance to win the DAS bow, more reason to take the class.

God bless,

Jose


-- Edited by jdemoya on Wednesday 12th of January 2011 08:38:29 PM

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He may actually do the class on friday-saturday, thats not concrete yet.

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Randy,

Got potties for 900? Ha!

Dates make all the difference for me... but I'm the exception...

Jonathan

-- Edited by twigflicker on Thursday 13th of January 2011 11:30:20 AM

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I would be tickled to death if we had 900! We are planning on 4-6 porta johns, we will know more closer to the date. I have PM 'd the guy about dates.

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randy grider wrote:

I would be tickled to death if we had 900! We are planning on 4-6 porta johns, we will know more closer to the date. I have PM 'd the guy about dates.





Dang!! I missed the perfect Internet handle....."Porta-John"biggrin.gif

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I always thought of you as an outdoor johnevileye

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You guys are killing me.  biggrin

Randy, I'd love to see the course moved to Friday/Saturday. I just found out that the course sessions are long: all morning until 4pm one day and until 2pm the next day. If I go to the course I'll miss shooting with Dennis! aww Seriously, the attendees will miss most of the shoot.

God bless,

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bambi wrote:

I always thought of you as an outdoor johnevileye




Should I get a half-moon tattoo on my forehead?

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Been E-mailing Doug Schalbough about being our guest speaker, most likely saturday night. If you are not familiar with Doug he put out the outstanding video "Lettin' Loose". It can be found at Three Rivers, or just do a search on Stickbow, i'm sure there is mention of it there.
Now I'm not big on huntin videos, matter of fact I don't buy them, and since I am still living in the 1960's with only broadcast television, I don't have access to the comercialized crap cable TV spews. Folks Doug's stuff is different. He's just an average Joe, but an excellent hunter. No product endorsements, just a guy taking his camcorder along for the hunt. He hunts everything from Barn pigeons,quail, javelina,whitetail, to Elk. He does DIY hunts on public and private land, no guides,leases, or penned game farm livestock. He hunts in cheap surplus camo with bows made by people I never heard of. He showed up at our Tyler shoot a few years ago shooting a cheap TD recurve, PSE, or one of them korean jobs, forget the brand, but he is a hell of a shot. Alot of his videos are from his home state of South Dakota. He's the real deal, and I can't think of a better speaker at any price.
He has agreed to do this for the cost of his room, or donations to "Catch a dream" or "Benefit 4 kids" 2 charities that do hunts for disabled or ill children. He donates a percentage of his video sales to these charities.
You guys don't want to miss this event, its looking to be something big!

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Way to go Randy,thanks to you guys for putting this on.

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Well, Its confirmed, Doug will be there! From the responses so far it looks like the Rod Jenkins class is gonna be a go as well, still getting confirmation from vendors as well,This just keeps getting better!

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Last I heard 7 have signed up for the Rod Jenkins class. I reckon a 1 in 12 chance at a $375 bow is hard to pass up, and to learn to be a champeeeeeen archer as well ! wink
Looks like the class is gonna be on Saturday/Sunday, as most folks work on Friday, have to keep the masses happy.

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randy grider wrote:

Last I heard 7 have signed up for the Rod Jenkins class. I reckon a 1 in 12 chance at a $375 bow is hard to pass up, and to learn to be a champeeeeeen archer as well ! wink
Looks like the class is gonna be on Saturday/Sunday, as most folks work on Friday, have to keep the masses happy.





So....we can expect to see those "Magnificent 7" in the club shoot off this Fall?!?

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Who knows John, you might! We will see what kind of miracle worker Rod is.

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ashamed MR. Cowles said or said he just thought to his own self i never was going to be any good as an Archer anyway so i guess i should pay him for telling my Future   biggrin

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I heard Traditional Bowhunter Magazine will be there as well.

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Well, they are running our ad in the march issue, and are invited, but have not confirmation from them yet.

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A run down of confirmed vendors at present: Big Jim Bows, David knight of "Primal Needs Archery", Steve Turay "Northern Mist", Tom Moran "River Raisin", JP Enterprises, Ky Outdoors Magazine, Proffessional Bowhunters Society, St Joe River Bows, Mike Miller "Crooked Stik Bows", Kevin Brown "HerwayBows", Eric Morris "Erics Rocks", Jim Gainey "Black Creek Bows",

Doug Schlabaugh Saturday Night Guest Speaker Rod Jenkins Shooting clinic Saturday and Sunday Presently 2 Bar-B-Que vendors,and working on a breakfast menu as well.

40 target 3-D course, mostly Rhineharts $25 shoot fee for competition, $20 shoot for fun. Shoot fee is for unlimited shooting all weekend, Youth cost $2, under 12 FREE, under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Vendor setup FREE (must provide own shelter) Camping FREE (primitive,no showers,porta Johns and potable water available) Firewood FREE (please do not bring firewood we are fighting an emerald ash borer invasion) Novelty shoots: Long Shot,Running boar,Aireals Blanket trades allowed, and encouraged. Campers may set up on Friday night.

Working on the possibility of a coon shoot friday night, or maybe an American Round shoot on Saturday, Please respond on these activities, it will determine if there is enough intrest that we need to pursue these.

April 2,3 , 2011

 



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American round sounds good. Black Stallion Bows will be there God willing.

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Dale ! Wat is American Round ? never shot that before !! !!

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hillbillyking wrote:

Dale ! Wat is American Round ? never shot that before !! !!





American round, in archery, a target-shooting event consisting of five ends (six arrows each), shot from distances of 60, 50, and 40 yards

The targets being a standard 48" round with gold center , red, blue, black and white rings . (at least it was 48" when I shot it 50 years ago)

-- Edited by john nail on Thursday 20th of January 2011 02:15:11 PM

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