Distraction on the Clays course
 

We were the first group on the course yesterday, and found this stud about mid way through!!!!!!:)

We see deer on the Brays Island clays course all the time. One time we saw them on the rifle range. They lived but we were severely tempted

We used to see deer there all the time. Nobody hunts them around LVSC. It's the "safety in suburbia" theme.

A cow moose with a calf on the ranges at the Chugach Rod & Gun Club was quite a distraction!!

Worst for me was at the Arrowhead Gun Club at the 1978 Virginia State Shoot. In the 12-gauge event they put me on a squad with a well-endowed young woman wearing a tube-top!! Didn't get in the shoot-off as I had in 1977 when the state shoot was at Fredericksburg Rod & Gun Club.

Never had the well endowed excuse at a skeet shoot . But there was a now retired dentist from Richmond now residing in FL that had a daughter in her early 20’s that would work as referee . She pulled targets for the squad I was on while wearing a bikini swimsuit .

I’d like to see that one walk by me in the morning . I’d do my darndest to make sure he stopped permanently :whistle:

I'd call you a dirty old man but then you were a dirty young man! :rotf::rotf::rotf:

Yesterday, within 20 minutes, I had 4 bucks pass within 15' of my den window in our subdivision. 10 point, 4 point, 6 point and 8 point. Why am I going to go up to my cabin for deer season?

a good question.......charlie

For a twelve point.

God bless the 70’s. What a great time to be a teenager.

We were shooting clays today at the Lewiston Gun Club here in Northern MI. On Station #5, we had four deer within twenty feet of the B bird landing that were absolutely non-plussed by the gun noise, or the clays. They were just moseying through.......

Dave

Many years ago, and for years running, there was a big muzzleloading rifle match at King's Mountain, SC, in the park where the Battle of King's Mountain was fought and won by the American longriflemen. it was a three day event with offhand, cross-stick, and bench rest events. It was a big shoot with nice prizes and would draw shooters from all over the southeast in large numbers.

During the middle of one day's shooting a big bison wandered onto the range. Shooting stopped until it could be shooed from downrange. As I recall I was shooting a match with my big Leman half-stock .54 cal. rifle, sitting position. I wanted so badly to take a look at that bison through the notch and post sights on my big rifle, but didn't want to get chewed out by the range officer.

That looks like Lehigh Valley. I know you won't find that at The Rock, Mike poaches them all