Team Fox has it on looks at least

Well Chuck as it turns out you have nothing to apologize for. You shot lights out as that nervous, heart pounding condition served you well on the line. You channeled it just like you did when you were on your way to a 100 straight in your trap shooting days. As I said before I'm so glad you were chosen as you became our amateur- shooter- who- didn't -want -to -shoot-but-stepped-up-and- delivered guy. As it turns out letters are not the only thing you are good at.:bowdown:

Seriously, you and Dennis need to shoot for Fox next year. You both proved that this new system can work.

As a sidebar: The following morning while we were shooting the main I find out that a Fox shooter shot a 44/50 on the course but didn't know to turn in his card. He thought that we were OK for shooters. If he had turned it in the win would have been awarded to the Fox Assn. Live and learn. You were there and watched him break 67/80 for third place in the main event. He won't be 15 until next year.:rolleyes:

I must agree!

Every year for the last 6 years, minus the pandemic year, I always shoot the Parker/ Smith qualifier two or three times each year. I always miss the cut by 2 or 3 targets, once it was by 1 target. Would I like to shoot the challenge, absolutely, would I like to be able to shoot it as being a drawn ticket, maybe. I will say a great thank you to Daryl, Craig, and Steve for stepping up to the plate and running the event. I am sure that everyone enjoyed themselves and that is one major point of the whole "shooting match" pardon the pun.

Tom gets it. Thanks. Next year save your money and spend it at Drake Landing.

Yup, that kid knows how to shoot, just hope girls don't trip him up too soon:rotf:

Imagine the scores Shane could shoot using a Parker!!! WOW!!:shock:

Shane could show up with a Barker and still shoot like that. Young eyes, young reflexes.

He could shoot for Team Crescent!! We should hook him up.

Shooting the Crescent could signal a resurgence of the Stoat.:crying: