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Wow, great day! Fantastic weather, lots of sun, low wind and no bugs yet. Minimal mud for this time of year too.

Allen cooked up some good eats and I got to taste his Clyde's Cider Mill's famous 'Blackout'. Everything was great.

I had a nice visit with people I only see once or twice a year and shot a round of sporting clays. It makes for a fine day!

I managed to get my two sons out for the day and we had fun. They are so busy that finding time to spend together isn't easy; reminds me of that song that goes "just like you dad".

I didn't take any pictures today so I have nothing to post. I saw Dave with a camera in his hands so maybe he will post some later.

Essentially, I took my camera out for a nice ride. Got there, had fun, went home and found the camera right where I put it.
Yes, Robin's right on; it was a super day to shoot. Nice and warm for a change, and we had a good time with the boys from up north. Judging from the number of unbroken birds on the ground, I'd say spring was long over due.

I thought the 5 stand was the best and I didn't even shoot it, :rotf: scott

Yup a great day. I think the best weather yet. We had about 20 shooters and the course was alot of fun. Allen thank you for cooking for us all it was great. Just as we were finishing up this copter flew in and the passenger paid a visit to Robin Hollow. I wonder what he was after?
A few pictures..

Thanks for the pics Dave. Is that the PGCA corporate chopper and who was using it this weekend?

Great times, great friends, great food, great shooting venue - this has become one tradition I would never miss and next year's Addieville Fun Shoot will be the 10th and will be a special event.



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Thanks for the great afternoon guys, truly a group of ladies and gentlemen. Looked like the turnout was great this year too.

What size shot is recommended for a chopper?

the way I was shooting ,I think I would have missed it any way: crying:

Well, there were five stands. There endeth the similarity.

Well, so much for your eyesight!! Sounds like the 'blackout' took hold much earlier in the proceedings. That was TEAM FOX in the chopper, performing a quick aerial survey of unbroken targets. Our findings you ask? My only comment is that it looked like the packing room at the White Flyer plant: untouched & unblemished!

Just want to know what awaits us up at Hausmann's. Rumor has it, the FPC loving cup is headed back to Meriden this year? Of course, we heard a similar exclamation from those Bronx boys in pinstripes last April. And we need not remind you how that turned out.

Judging from yesterday's performance, it's quite clear that all TEAM FOX has to fear, is fear itself (and Allen's cider)! Eight weeks and counting lads.......:bigbye:

Ansley H.

they fell for it, we have them now:rotf:

Sure do Scott.....:rolleyes:

Wow, were we lucky yesterday! I went out to do a little yard work and I was in a light drizzle of rain and it IS COLD and raw. I decided to put off until tomorrow what I should be doing today.