The Winter Traditional Shoot and TBoT Ft. Worth shoot is next weekend. This week's FSC can be a little bit of a warm-up for that event. The Cowtown club puts on great shoots, btw! Hope to see lots of you there!
Target is simple: (picture below)
plain 8-1/2"x11" paper laid sideways, with a 3-1/2" circle drawn about an inch from one side, with a one-inch circle drawn inside larger circle almost against the side of the larger circle nearest to the paper's edge.
Small circle worth 12 points, larger circle worth 10 points, on (or touching) the paper worth 5 points, off the paper NEGATIVE 2 points. (Btw, I used a quarter and a tuna can for circle sizes).
Challenge is to shoot 3 arrows to try and get the most points. Fun part is that you can shoot 3-arrow targets with up to FIVE different set-ups: (Post photo of each target group with bow that shot it -- so we can see everyone's bows!)
-- longbow, using wood or aluminum arrows
-- longbow, using carbon arrows
-- recurve, wood or aluminum
-- recurve, carbon
-- primitive (all wood) bow, wood arrows
Only one target group (the first one) from each category.
Since everyone may not have all of these different combinations of equipment or the time to shoot multiple rounds, simply AVERAGE scores from all rounds for the final score.
All carbon arrow rounds will be shot from 15 yards; wood and aluminum shot from 12 yards.
You may shoot all rounds the same day or on multiple days as long as you begin a target round as the first shot of the day.
Tiebreaker will be total number of 12s, secondary tiebreaker, total 10s. Beyond that: I pick.
Example: say I shoot a "recurve, carbon" round with arrows scoring 5, 12, and -2: that's 15; say I have two other rounds with different bow/arrow combos of 20 and 25, then my Average Final score would be 20 (60 total points ÷ 3 rounds).
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Target is simple: (picture below)
plain 8-1/2"x11" paper laid sideways, with a 3-1/2" circle drawn about an inch from one side, with a one-inch circle drawn inside larger circle almost against the side of the larger circle nearest to the paper's edge.
Small circle worth 12 points, larger circle worth 10 points, on (or touching) the paper worth 5 points, off the paper NEGATIVE 2 points. (Btw, I used a quarter and a tuna can for circle sizes).
Challenge is to shoot 3 arrows to try and get the most points. Fun part is that you can shoot 3-arrow targets with up to FIVE different set-ups: (Post photo of each target group with bow that shot it -- so we can see everyone's bows!)
-- longbow, using wood or aluminum arrows
-- longbow, using carbon arrows
-- recurve, wood or aluminum
-- recurve, carbon
-- primitive (all wood) bow, wood arrows
Only one target group (the first one) from each category.
Since everyone may not have all of these different combinations of equipment or the time to shoot multiple rounds, simply AVERAGE scores from all rounds for the final score.
All carbon arrow rounds will be shot from 15 yards; wood and aluminum shot from 12 yards.
You may shoot all rounds the same day or on multiple days as long as you begin a target round as the first shot of the day.
Tiebreaker will be total number of 12s, secondary tiebreaker, total 10s. Beyond that: I pick.
Example: say I shoot a "recurve, carbon" round with arrows scoring 5, 12, and -2: that's 15; say I have two other rounds with different bow/arrow combos of 20 and 25, then my Average Final score would be 20 (60 total points ÷ 3 rounds).
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