Fox/Parker Challenge Rules for 2015

[Harold Pickens]

Dave, I have never shot Crazy Quail-- because of the timing, are ejector guns a better choice, or are extractors fine. This may be a moot point as I would probably have a slim chance on making the team--although I did tie the 20 ga winner last year on Sun. when I was just shooting a practice round with Edgar and Allan, using my old VHE 20. I will give it a try.

[Double Lab]

I agree with what Geo. and Frank had to say. Cheaters will cheat no matter how closely they are monitored. Case in point- A few years back at Ernie's I was shooting with a well know shooter whom I won't mention by name, but, he's always in the running for the Bo-Whoop. As we progressed through the course we got behind another well known shooter who consistently is in the top 2 of any gauge he shoots. My partner noticed that he was constantly changing choke tubes and seeing "pieces" which no one else saw. He was warned by my partner but, a few stations later he was seen doing the same thing. Ernie was notified and that was all it took.

Bottom line- it's the indian not the arrow. If Mark is man enough to shoot his 14lb. 8ga. then have at it. I'm there to have fun. If I shoot well so be it. I am not concerned about any of the people I shoot with or who are members of our fine organizations cheating.

[Chris T.]

Last year we were behind a group of guys who were reusing their score cards so they could shoot again for free. Unfortunately in any group activity, competition or not, there are always people who aren't happy just having fun. In the long run one or a few peoples ill gotten gain often ruins it for the group as a whole. Fortunately, they weren't competitors.

[John Truitt]

I will not weigh in on the controversy.

But to answer Mr Harold Pickens question. Yes ejectors would help.
I have shot crazy quail many times previously. Depending upon the timing setting it can be a very/ very fast game and ejectors will most certainly help.

I believe I read someone said it would be slowed down between clay releases this year which IMO will help make it less "crazy" and allow the teams to develop a strategy and plan and execute on each bird. I have never been to HH so I am not speaking with fact or experience for that event just my experiences in the past shooting crazy quail at other events.