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What do you think "MARSHFELLOW??" Do I smell a RECOUNT?????------LOL!!!!!
Just joking guys......but truthfully I did find this target (from Trap #1) lying atop a clump of soft grass, about 50-60 yards out. Makes you wonder how many are actually hit but since no visible pieces present themselves, the target is scored as "LOST?" Having spent several hours at the BW station over the two-day event I can tell you that on several occasions I saw targets move/shift abruptly though nary a chip was visible. There were also instances where the orange dust was blown right off the top of the dome, especially noticeable when the sun was at our backs. Like they say at Eisenlohr's ......Close but no Cigar!!! Maybe next year TJ!!!! (Sorry about the spelling)--------TOOL
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I gotta agree with Craig......ESPECIALLY when one is shooting the stellar RST shells from a Fox gun......it's either "dead bird" or a clean miss due to operator error.
IN GOD WE TRUST. SPE Skeet & Uplands and AH Fox vent rib guns a specialty
Now just wait one minute here. I definitely remember chipping that target and I did it with a Sterlingworth so that trumps my good friend Dave with his Paaarker.
