i see 30% chance of rain at Waldrons. still planning to go

Looks like if the rain shows it is going to be late in the day.....

I am looking at a forecast of warm temperatures, light Southwest winds, and minimal precipitation, described as occurring in the "p.m.".

As the shoot usually takes place from the a.m. into mid-day, it seems favorable for sportsmen, sportswomen, gun show-and-tellers, camp cooks, and other can-do outdoor types.

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We’ll see you all there!





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Sugar cookies are freshly made and ready to go!

Sara:

Thanks. And we will need those for quick energy, since we are all high energy people.

To round out some of our our minimum daily requirements, I am bringing some fresh, cut, salad vegatables, with a choice of dresssings.

sounds like a great time, great group of people, wish I could be there.
Sara, sugar cookies are my favorite--especially soft ones.

The NYE shoot was a success, with mostly cloudy skies and temps in the mid to upper 40s... maybe 50. We had a fairly good turnout, mixed with the regular Saturday trap shooters. The trap field, modern skeet field, and 5-stand were all open for use.

1 - Our lunchtime spread.
Venison Chili by Bill Janelle
Salsa and Chips by Bob Weeman
Veggies and dressing by Russell Cleary
2 - Sugar cookies by Sara LeFever (orange and green clays :D)
3 - Squad on the modern skeet field.
4 - Scott Kittredge busting a clay.
5 - Bill Janelle taking a shot.

1 - Frank Cronin showing us how it's done.
2 - Dean Romig lining up the low house.
3 - Did you see that?
4 - Shotgun sports!
5 - Definitely Major Waldron's very own chair. Rumored to be made of Indian scalps. :rotf: