This week will be based off Fred Bear scoring and quartering shots. I used a paper plate, and traced a quarter in the center. This is your 12. My plate has an indention near the edge, which I traced for a 10 ring. If your plate doesn’t have it, the circle is about 5 1/4” in diameter. Doesn’t have to be exact, just a rough guess. The outer circle is the 8, and off the plate is a miss for -5.
Stand 9 yards away on a 45 degree line from your target. I’m attaching a sketch for those of us who haven’t had coffee.
One shot per day, three days (shots) total. Highest cumulative score wins, with closest to center being used, in the event of a tie.
Imagine your next Pope and Young trophy strolling by, and pausing in a small window just past your ground blind.
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Stand 9 yards away on a 45 degree line from your target. I’m attaching a sketch for those of us who haven’t had coffee.
One shot per day, three days (shots) total. Highest cumulative score wins, with closest to center being used, in the event of a tie. Imagine your next Pope and Young trophy strolling by, and pausing in a small window just past your ground blind.
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A guy can dream. Even used a speed square and tape measure to make sure I was all lined up as per the diagram. Thanks!!
(Shot with broadhead)
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