CUB Austin Wisniewski 196
TRD Matt Carlson 155
MRU Mike Orlic 179
YMR 13-14
YMR 15-17 Josh Myers 240
FHC
MHC Marvin Russell 278 MHC Money Frank Smith 295
MHC Money Don Tamayo 254
FSR
MCBH John Hinckle Jr 281
MSR Gary Pardue 279
MBR Tom Friend 290
MBF
MBO Jared Pardue 279
MONEY John Ball III 292
MONEY Scott Lauer 283
MONEY
Here are todays Qualifiers Sunday Feb 3
CUB Jacob Burger 192
TRD Troy Ross 135
MRU
YMR 13-14 Hunter Heavner 209
YMR 15-17 Andrew Dehaven 256
FHC
MHC Kevin Mundis 285
MHC Money Howard Mumma 286
MHC Money Brian Catlett 279
FSR/FBO/FBR Lori Smith 142
MCBH
MSR Cecil Long 278 MBR Matt Mickey 281
MBF Larry Smith 205
MBO Craig Runge 278
MONEY Rockey Hall 293
MONEY Sam Grove 291
MONEY Wayne Delong 282
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The prey must have the predator, just as the predator needs the prey. One without the other is something less. The wolf without the deer becomes a dog. The deer without the wolf becomes a cow. And what does man become?
Kudos to Kidd and Matt....and good luck to Rob and RJ.
Matt and Frank won the qualifying day for their class. Top scores each day qualify for the finals next weekend.
I'm shooting MBR. I hope to meet Matt / PA in the finals on Saturday if I win tomorrow. Not sure what Matt (RJ). If he shoots MBR, I hope to meet him in the finals as well. That'd be cool, all 3 of us in the finals Sat. Frank shot Hunter Class, he'll be in the finals on Sunday for his class.
It's a different format than most everything out there. Each day of the event, who ever posts high score for the day is qualified to compete in the finals event. Then in the finals event, there are 8 shooters that qualified in each class that shoot against each other, paired up with eachother to keep things honest........and then trophies are awarded for top 3 in the finals for each class. Rob, Matt and Iare shooting MBR class (45 yard max pins class), and Frank shot the money HC that competes for a money pot rather than a trophy.
I know in our indoor shoots........we already know the distance from the front to the back. We also know the distance from corner to corner.
Once you go to a back, early target.....don't you know the yardage (pretty close, anyways) to the future targets? (if you're smart enough to step off on your return to the line)
Not sure how this one is set up.....but I know you could step off anything you wanted to in our indoor shoots.....and no one would be the wiser.
Congrats Matt / PA, Kidd642
