How much fun would a 100 yard shoot be at Boofest?
....TOO MUCH FUN!!!
We could start off on the bench and then do some freehand shooting. A chance for many to try some extended range shooting they otherwise wouldn't get to do. Perhaps a little competition to raise some funds for a worthy cause? I think this would be great fun. Of course we'll try to set this up with a proper backstop so arrows aren't being lost. Thoughts? .......if your first name starts with a C and ends with an N and you're from Texas you can't shoot against anyone with the same name as your dad. (the above rule only applies to Texans)
Paul
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You're only paranoid if everyone isn't out to get you.
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
My enemy's friend is also my enemy.
I'm good with anything as long as it is safe.
I have a neighbor to my east who is a real pie. If he were to find an arrow in his property or in one of his cattle, the cops would be called and Boofest might not happen again. So, we need shooting in a completely safe direction. As with any range, DO NOT RAISE YOUR BOW ABOVE THE HORIZONTAL!! Please be very conscience about that. There is tons of room here to play with and easily be safe at the same time. I would appreciate it if everyone would be outwardly conscience of everyone's actions. Please do not hesitate to say anything to anyone and if you get told that you did something unsafe, discuss it and above all, please do not get offended.
Safety is everyone's responsibility. Everyone should police each other.
If it happen's ?? I'd give it a go , already thought of a plan for the y25, Now to test my plan to see if it work's ?? My old exo 200 did well at 100 , just stepping it up a bit ?
Boo wrote:I'm good with anything as long as it is safe.
I have a neighbor to my east who is a real pie. If he were to find an arrow in his property or in one of his cattle, the cops would be called and Boofest might not happen again. So, we need shooting in a completely safe direction. As with any range, DO NOT RAISE YOUR BOW ABOVE THE HORIZONTAL!! Please be very conscience about that. There is tons of room here to play with and easily be safe at the same time. I would appreciate it if everyone would be outwardly conscience of everyone's actions. Please do not hesitate to say anything to anyone and if you get told that you did something unsafe, discuss it and above all, please do not get offended.
Safety is everyone's responsibility. Everyone should police each other.
I think you need to appoint a,,,
Booliceman
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Boo wrote:I'm good with anything as long as it is safe.
I have a neighbor to my east who is a real pie. If he were to find an arrow in his property or in one of his cattle, the cops would be called and Boofest might not happen again. So, we need shooting in a completely safe direction. As with any range, DO NOT RAISE YOUR BOW ABOVE THE HORIZONTAL!! Please be very conscience about that. There is tons of room h ere to play with and easily be safe at the same time. I would appreciate it if everyone would be outwardly conscience of everyone's actions. Please do not hesitate to say anything to anyone and if you get told that you did something unsafe, discuss it and above all, please do not get offended.
Safety is everyone's responsibility. Everyone should police each other.
Just bringing this back up as a reminder.
I'm thinking about having a bench to check marks out to 100yards and then some freehand 100yards shooting for fun or competition. I'm thinking a sign up for competition, drawing names out of a hat and shooting off. Maybe as a 50/50??? Kicking some ideas around.
Paul
You're only paranoid if everyone isn't out to get you.
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
My enemy's friend is also my enemy.
paulaboutform wrote:Just bringing this back up as a reminder.
I'm thinking about having a bench to check marks out to 100yards and then some freehand 100yards shooting for fun or competition. I'm thinking a sign up for competition, drawing names out of a hat and shooting off. Maybe as a 50/50??? Kicking some ideas around.
Paul
....Pin the arrow on the Italian Salsiccia
....the winner gets a nice "sangwiccia" and gets to say Boo-nappatita!
Anthony
In a tough situation and wonder where God is; ...the Teacher is always quiet during the test.
Boo wrote:I'm good with anything as long as it is safe.
I have a neighbor to my east who is a real pie. If he were to find an arrow in his property or in one of his cattle, the cops would be called and Boofest might not happen again. So, we need shooting in a completely safe direction. As with any range, DO NOT RAISE YOUR BOW ABOVE THE HORIZONTAL!! Please be very conscience about that. There is tons of room here to play with and easily be safe at the same time. I would appreciate it if everyone would be outwardly conscience of everyone's actions. Please do not hesitate to say anything to anyone and if you get told that you did something unsafe, discuss it and above all, please do not get offended.
Safety is everyone's responsibility. Everyone should police each other.
Hey Don, I get the DO NOT RAISE YOUR BOW ABOVE THE HORIZON.... but if you don't get it above horizontal it wont make a hundo.
I have a neighbor to my east who is a real pie. If he were to find an arrow in his property or in one of his cattle, the cops would be called and Boofest might not happen again.
How is he about potatoes?
The most important blood trail leads to the Cross...
You don't need to raise it too much above horizontal to get 100
I think arrows would get lost in hay bails.
And I'm right peeved I won't be there this year to do 100yds
We're going to be doing one this year hopefully at one of the clubs here in UK.
It's a great idea,hope you manage to get it together.
