I belive that the people working the shoots are doing a good job, but they could use a little more training. I personally saw 3 different groups, all with the same team shirts on, shooting together at Bedford. As far as protesting go's, how are you going to file when you don't know what the persons name is. A few years ago, at Bedford, I saw a shooter get his equipment checked. He was in the hunter class and he had two stabilizers. The range official checked his arrow weight and poundage and sent him on his way. I told the official about the problem and he ask what his name was. I told him I did'nt know and pointed him out to the official. He said that without his name there was nothing he could do. Maybe we could have numbers or some other form of ID on a back tag. Rules are hard to enforce unless you happen to know, or can ID, everybody personally.