Held at the Percimmon Hill campground at Enid lake near Batesville, MS.

Three different courses, 60 targets, four separate competitions, tons of door prizes, lots of auction items including no less than 15 used targets. Prizes include packages worth around $300 for first place for the Iron Man and Cry Baby competitions. Novelty prizes incluse a Carson City silver dollar from the 1800's and a Case XX pocket knife. Lots of camping, lots of hotels, tons of fun to be had.

Three bows up for raffle--$1 buys a chance at a custom Black Widow, or a Black Creek, or a Voodoo Stick (elk antler riser). One dollar buys a chance at all three--first name pulled gets first pick, second name gets second pick, last name gets what is left. You do NOT have to be present to win.

For more info. just holler at me via e-mail or pm.

Chad

It was amazing. We wound up with 7 bows for auction or raffle, including a re-finished Bear Tamerlane and five custom bows. We may be able to send three life-limited children on their dream hunting or fishing trip (at a cost of $4,000 each).

We don't have many vendors, which is a good thing--folks have more money for the raffles, auctions, etc. We have one of the best courses there is, and it goes to one of the best charites. Come shoot with us once, you will be back.

Chad

My neighbor and I traveled from Indiana to this shoot and it was worth every mile, What a great shoot it was!!!...Kudos to Chad and the STA. for stepping up and helping these kids and also for putting on one of the funnest shoots either of us has ever been to,Everyone was so nice we found it hard to leave, Keep up the good work, it sure shows when you put your heart into such a worthy cause!!! Thank you for making us feel like old friends!

Thanks Steve, and thanks for your donation! The Voodoo Stick is always an eye-catcher--it was the first pick in the bow raffle this year. Already making plans for next year!

We should be able to send 3 kids on their Catch-a-Dream trip, at a cost of $4,000 per child--a record for us!

Tons of pics on our club's face book page--look up Southern Traditional Archery .