My pictures from the weekend...

IL_Bow_Man · Jun 29, 2009

http://s616.photobucket.com/albums/tt247/madohman/Bowhuntingcom Fesivities/

Check them out fellas...

Rob / PA · Jun 29, 2009

Never mind, answered here: Blog

buckeye · Jun 29, 2009

Rick James said:

Rob / PA said:

So who actually won this thing? First, second, third? ? ?
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Rob:

It was split up differently than last year into several events with different winners.

The 3D course had a unique scoring system, 10's, 5's (for the normal 8 ring), and 0 (anywhere in the body). X's didn't count, only as a 10 ring. Mo_bowhnter shot a great score (only dropped one out of the 10) and took first place on the 3D course, with buckeye and I tied for second. They did a shoot off for Buckeye and I in front of the entire crowd by shooting at a 1" or so sticker they put on a 3D target at around 34ish yards. Both buckeye and I hit about an 1" or so hot, with mine being about a half shaft closer to the dot. That one could have gone either way, but I ended up in second.

There was a 5 way (I think) shoot off for the long distance event. This was a rhinehart 18-1 target at 65 yards. I don't remember who all made it into this, but it was me, Dubbya, Richie Music, and two others (sorry I forgot you other 2). It was a tough shot, because with pins sight, most of us weren't able to actually see the target, I was covering the entire cube with my bubble and hoping for the best. We also had a pretty good crosswind as well which didn't help anything. Dubbya actually dotted it on his first shot and ended up eliminating the rest of us to win himself a new Rhinehart 18-1 target.

There was also a 5 way shoot off for the clay pigeon shoot, which had me, and 4 others I don't remember off the top of my head involved. They ended up having the 5 of us shooting at an exploding target that had roughly a half inch bullseye that you had to hit to blow it up. We each got 4 shots per end, and if no one hit it that first end we took 5 paces closer and repeated. First to put it in the middle won. The targets were no good though, and wouldn't burn up. Several of us broke the line on the target, but I was the first to put an arrow in the middle inside out (not touching the line) and won myself $100 and a new Octane Quiver.

Justin had the whole thing filmed, so I'm sure we will see more pics and video shortly. Thanks to the guys that worked to put this event together. Despite the hot temps (90+ degrees) it was a really great time. I'm definitely hoping to make it next year!
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Copy paste from RJ for Rob.

Rob / PA · Jun 29, 2009

buckeye said:

Rick James said:

Rob / PA said:

So who actually won this thing? First, second, third? ? ?
Click to expand...

Rob:

It was split up differently than last year into several events with different winners.

The 3D course had a unique scoring system, 10's, 5's (for the normal 8 ring), and 0 (anywhere in the body). X's didn't count, only as a 10 ring. Mo_bowhnter shot a great score (only dropped one out of the 10) and took first place on the 3D course, with buckeye and I tied for second. They did a shoot off for Buckeye and I in front of the entire crowd by shooting at a 1" or so sticker they put on a 3D target at around 34ish yards. Both buckeye and I hit about an 1" or so hot, with mine being about a half shaft closer to the dot. That one could have gone either way, but I ended up in second.

There was a 5 way (I think) shoot off for the long distance event. This was a rhinehart 18-1 target at 65 yards. I don't remember who all made it into this, but it was me, Dubbya, Richie Music, and two others (sorry I forgot you other 2). It was a tough shot, because with pins sight, most of us weren't able to actually see the target, I was covering the entire cube with my bubble and hoping for the best. We also had a pretty good crosswind as well which didn't help anything. Dubbya actually dotted it on his first shot and ended up eliminating the rest of us to win himself a new Rhinehart 18-1 target.

There was also a 5 way shoot off for the clay pigeon shoot, which had me, and 4 others I don't remember off the top of my head involved. They ended up having the 5 of us shooting at an exploding target that had roughly a half inch bullseye that you had to hit to blow it up. We each got 4 shots per end, and if no one hit it that first end we took 5 paces closer and repeated. First to put it in the middle won. The targets were no good though, and wouldn't burn up. Several of us broke the line on the target, but I was the first to put an arrow in the middle inside out (not touching the line) and won myself $100 and a new Octane Quiver.

Justin had the whole thing filmed, so I'm sure we will see more pics and video shortly. Thanks to the guys that worked to put this event together. Despite the hot temps (90+ degrees) it was a really great time. I'm definitely hoping to make it next year!
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Copy paste from RJ for Rob.
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Thanks Scott, found it then. Thanks Matt.

So now I ask, where's all the excuses we heard last year, ie equipment failures, wind, mosquitoes. :d

buckeye · Jun 29, 2009

Rob / PA said:

buckeye said:

Rick James said:

Rob / PA said:

So who actually won this thing? First, second, third? ? ?
Click to expand...

Rob:

It was split up differently than last year into several events with different winners.

The 3D course had a unique scoring system, 10's, 5's (for the normal 8 ring), and 0 (anywhere in the body). X's didn't count, only as a 10 ring. Mo_bowhnter shot a great score (only dropped one out of the 10) and took first place on the 3D course, with buckeye and I tied for second. They did a shoot off for Buckeye and I in front of the entire crowd by shooting at a 1" or so sticker they put on a 3D target at around 34ish yards. Both buckeye and I hit about an 1" or so hot, with mine being about a half shaft closer to the dot. That one could have gone either way, but I ended up in second.

There was a 5 way (I think) shoot off for the long distance event. This was a rhinehart 18-1 target at 65 yards. I don't remember who all made it into this, but it was me, Dubbya, Richie Music, and two others (sorry I forgot you other 2). It was a tough shot, because with pins sight, most of us weren't able to actually see the target, I was covering the entire cube with my bubble and hoping for the best. We also had a pretty good crosswind as well which didn't help anything. Dubbya actually dotted it on his first shot and ended up eliminating the rest of us to win himself a new Rhinehart 18-1 target.

There was also a 5 way shoot off for the clay pigeon shoot, which had me, and 4 others I don't remember off the top of my head involved. They ended up having the 5 of us shooting at an exploding target that had roughly a half inch bullseye that you had to hit to blow it up. We each got 4 shots per end, and if no one hit it that first end we took 5 paces closer and repeated. First to put it in the middle won. The targets were no good though, and wouldn't burn up. Several of us broke the line on the target, but I was the first to put an arrow in the middle inside out (not touching the line) and won myself $100 and a new Octane Quiver.

Justin had the whole thing filmed, so I'm sure we will see more pics and video shortly. Thanks to the guys that worked to put this event together. Despite the hot temps (90+ degrees) it was a really great time. I'm definitely hoping to make it next year!
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Copy paste from RJ for Rob.
Click to expand...

Thanks Scott, found it then. Thanks Matt.

So now I ask, where's all the excuses we heard last year, ie equipment failures, wind, mosquitoes. :d

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There are no excuses. Not many people would have shot better than MO did on Saturday. It was a challenging course and he shot great.

I was pleased with how I shot considering I haven't got to shoot for a while from lil' bucko. I doubt I would have topped it even if I was in 100% shooting shape... It would have been a heck of a task to top his score.

Mo_bowhnter · Jun 29, 2009

IBM you got some GREAT shots.

IL_Bow_Man · Jun 29, 2009

Well...my excuse is I just suck. I won the event that took absolutly no talent!!

I can't believe Justin didn't add the winner of the First Annual Pond Race!!

Rick James · Jun 29, 2009

IL_Bow_Man said:

http://s616.photobucket.com/albums/tt247/madohman/Bowhuntingcom Fesivities/

Check them out fellas...
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Great pics, and it was great to meet you too.

Dubbya · Jun 29, 2009

IL_Bow_Man said:

Well...my excuse is I just suck. I won the event that took absolutly no talent!!

I can't believe Justin didn't add the winner of the First Annual Pond Race!!
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Sweet pics buddy, it was great to meet you... I enjoyed it!

mobow · Jun 29, 2009

Sweet photos man! Thanks for sharing them. Sure was nice to meet ya.

Rick James · Jun 29, 2009

buckeye said:

Rob / PA said:

buckeye said:

Rick James said:

Rob / PA said:

So who actually won this thing? First, second, third? ? ?
Click to expand...

Rob:

It was split up differently than last year into several events with different winners.

The 3D course had a unique scoring system, 10's, 5's (for the normal 8 ring), and 0 (anywhere in the body). X's didn't count, only as a 10 ring. Mo_bowhnter shot a great score (only dropped one out of the 10) and took first place on the 3D course, with buckeye and I tied for second. They did a shoot off for Buckeye and I in front of the entire crowd by shooting at a 1" or so sticker they put on a 3D target at around 34ish yards. Both buckeye and I hit about an 1" or so hot, with mine being about a half shaft closer to the dot. That one could have gone either way, but I ended up in second.

There was a 5 way (I think) shoot off for the long distance event. This was a rhinehart 18-1 target at 65 yards. I don't remember who all made it into this, but it was me, Dubbya, Richie Music, and two others (sorry I forgot you other 2). It was a tough shot, because with pins sight, most of us weren't able to actually see the target, I was covering the entire cube with my bubble and hoping for the best. We also had a pretty good crosswind as well which didn't help anything. Dubbya actually dotted it on his first shot and ended up eliminating the rest of us to win himself a new Rhinehart 18-1 target.

There was also a 5 way shoot off for the clay pigeon shoot, which had me, and 4 others I don't remember off the top of my head involved. They ended up having the 5 of us shooting at an exploding target that had roughly a half inch bullseye that you had to hit to blow it up. We each got 4 shots per end, and if no one hit it that first end we took 5 paces closer and repeated. First to put it in the middle won. The targets were no good though, and wouldn't burn up. Several of us broke the line on the target, but I was the first to put an arrow in the middle inside out (not touching the line) and won myself $100 and a new Octane Quiver.

Justin had the whole thing filmed, so I'm sure we will see more pics and video shortly. Thanks to the guys that worked to put this event together. Despite the hot temps (90+ degrees) it was a really great time. I'm definitely hoping to make it next year!
Click to expand...

Copy paste from RJ for Rob.
Click to expand...

Thanks Scott, found it then. Thanks Matt.

So now I ask, where's all the excuses we heard last year, ie equipment failures, wind, mosquitoes. :d

Click to expand...

There are no excuses. Not many people would have shot better than MO did on Saturday. It was a challenging course and he shot great.

I was pleased with how I shot considering I haven't got to shoot for a while from lil' bucko. I doubt I would have topped it even if I was in 100% shooting shape... It would have been a heck of a task to top his score.
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Your right on Scott. To beat MO someone would have had to clean the course, or beat him in a shoot off. There were no X's counted, and the guy only missed one 10 ring. I'm confident that if he shot like that at any national, regional, or state level event, he would keep up with the better HC shooters in any situation. It was just his day.

Dubbya · Jun 29, 2009

buckeye said:

There are no excuses. Not many people would have shot better than MO did on Saturday. It was a challenging course and he shot great.

I was pleased with how I shot considering I haven't got to shoot for a while from lil' bucko. I doubt I would have topped it even if I was in 100% shooting shape... It would have been a heck of a task to top his score.
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That's the truth, in actuality it was great weather, there were very few mosquitos... he just flat out laid it down!

jmbuckhunter · Jun 29, 2009

Nice shots there IL. Really cool fire pic.

ISiman/OH · Jun 29, 2009

Nice pics man, i didn't even notice you taking the pics of me in the tower, WOW my form is horrible!

bloodcrick · Jun 29, 2009

Great pics IBM Hey it was a pleasure to meet you congrats on winning your event Did i mention your Jeep is bas ass

Siman/OH · Jun 29, 2009

Awesome pics!!!

in da woods · Jun 29, 2009

Great pics there IBM, & it was good to meet you. Hopefully we'll see you next year.

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