Bo-Whoop & WC Letterman Cup Winners

[Cold Spring]

This announces the 2013 winners for the (two) shooting competitions sponsored by the AH Fox Collectors Association at the Northeast Side by Side. Hopefully we'll get some additional comments here from folks who were there at the Fox shooting stations and at the booths in the tent. The Northeast SxS continued today with Hidden Hollow's Main Event.

Bo-Whoop Long Range Shoot
Our 2103 Bo-Whoop Champion is J D Shank of PA with a perfect score of 10 ex 10. J D was shooting a 12 gauge AE Fox

Bo-Whoop Runner Up is Tom Wyraz of NY with an outstanding score of 9 ex 10. Tom shot his 12 gauge X/HE Super-Fox

Third place Winner with 8 ex 10 is Jim Kline of NY, also fielding a 12 gauge Super-Fox. Walt Snyder, Craig Larter and Mike Campbell also had scores of 8 ex 10, and Jim won the 4 way tie breaker by public draw since Walt was not available for a shootoff.

Lady Champion is Jane Street of PA with 6 ex 10, using a 12 gauge Winchester Model 23

Youth Champion with 5 ex 10 is Ben Burkett of PA fielding his A Grade 12 gauge Fox

L-R: Tom Wyraz (2nd), J D Shank 2013 Bo-Whoop Long Range Champ, Jim Kline (3rd)


J D Shank - 2013 Bo-Whoop Long Range Champion


L-R: Jane Street - 2013 Lady Champion, and Becky - AHFCA Referee


L-R: Sam, Russ (Dad) with Ben Burkett, 2013 Youth Champion



W C Letterman Cup (SBT Championship)
2103 Champion is Paul Plunkett III of NJ with 8 ex 10. Paul used a 12 gauge Parker SBT and he won the "Miss and Out" shootoff.

Runner Up is J D Shank of PA also with 8 ex 10. J D was shooting a Fox J-Grade SBT and he he took second place in the shootoff.

Third Place is John Dotson of IL who also shot 8 ex 10. John was fielding an Ithaca SBT gun

L-R: J D Shank (2nd), Paul Plunkett - 2013 WC Letterman Cup Champion, John Dotson (3rd)



For 2013 we had a total of 145 competitors, comparing with 97 last year = a 49% increase.

Overall we had another sterling day weather-wise. The AHFCA extends sincere "thank you'" to all who competed in our two shooting events.

Some random pics of the gallery and activity at the shooting station: